England stand-in captain Mary Earps said she "really let the team down" in their comeback win over the Netherlands in the Women's Nations League.

England went 2-0 down, with Earps letting the second through her hands.

Ella Toone scored a stoppage-time winner to keep alive Team GB's hopes of qualifying for the Olympics, but a two-goal win would have put progress to the semi-finals firmly in England's hands.

"I'm sorry my performance cost the girls like that," Earps told ITV.

"That will haunt me for a long time. I've really let the team down today. I'm really gutted."

Earps, who was named BBC Women's Football of the Year earlier in the week, was distraught at full-time, and was consoled by her team-mates.

The Manchester United goalkeeper has played a huge part for England in winning Euro 2022 and reaching the World Cup final this summer.

"It could have been a really special night at Wembley. The team were unbelievable," she added.