All news by author: Jeremy Armstrong

More than 20 million fans are set to tune in on TV to cheer the team as they face bookies’ favourites Spain - and a raucous 75,000 fans are heading for Sydney’s Stadium Australia

Teacher Joanne Stanway was given permission to leave work early twice a week to drive the young Georgia from their home in Barrow, Cumbria, to Blackburn Rovers for training

The World Cup star has applied to have her name trademarked so she can market goods such as clothes, sportswear, games, soft furnishings and jewellery using her name

This weekend the England women’s team go into the country’s first World Cup final in 57 years, when Bobby Moore’s legendary side beat West Germany 4-2 at Wembley

The family of Ella Toone will be at the Union Arms to watch the match - where a giant mural of the 23-year-old is painted on the side of the pub

England will take on European rivals Spain in their first ever Women's World Cup final on Sunday - with Lucy Bronze facing several of her Barcelona team-mates in Sydney

Thousands of England supporters have flown Down Under to cheer on our girls – including Lucy’s brother Jorge, who told the Mirror he was 'more nervous' than his sister

Sarina Wiegman's Lionesses became the first England side since 1966 to reach a World Cup final after digging deep to beat hosts Australia 3-1 win to set up a meeting with Spain

Ten years on from her days at Morrisons, Lucy Bronze is playing before an audience of nearly 80,000 people as the Lionesses prepare to take on the Aussies in their own backyard at the Women's World Cup

The Lionesses line up against the Matildas in Sydney today to battle it out for a place in the World Cup Final - and two players will be setting their friendship aside

The Aussie beauticians and nail artists have become close pals with the 'down to Earth' squad - Kellie Sherack nicknamed one polish the 'Russo manicure' after England's Alessia

England's Women are 90 minutes away from the World Cup final and coach Sarina Wiegman is calling for a public holiday if the Lionesses secure glory in Australia

Alessia Russo hopes to be the hero once again as England's Lionesses face hosts Australia on Wednesday in their hotly-anticipated Women's World Cup semi-final clash

The Lionesses felt the ever present support to claim European victory, now they're against that powerful wave on Australia's home turf

England will face Australia in their Women's World Cup semi-final clash on Wednesday and Lionesses striker Alessia Russo believes that her side have the qualities to beat the hosts

One woman who flew out to the tournament from Harrow, North West London, said she had 'goosebumps' seeing the 5,300 England fans who had travelled 10,000 miles to cheer on their team

Colombia have been one of the success stories of the Women's World Cup, stunning Germany in the group stages, and they now have a chance to end England's tournament hopes

England take on giant killers Colombia on Saturday in front of a sell-out 75,000 crowd at Stadium Australia in Sydney, and the clash is likely to pull in a big UK TV audience

Sarina Wiegman will face the media on Friday on the eve of England's quarter-final against Colombia. A press conference is being held at Stadium Australia

Lionesses striker Bethany England has opened up about her journey to the Women's World Cup, reflecting on the time she worked in a fish and chip shop while playing for Doncaster Belles

England's Lionesses are set to take on Colombia in the quarter-finals of the Women's World Cup on Saturday and enjoyed time with their loved ones on a rare rest day

Lauren James was sent off during England's Last 16 win over Nigeria, but the Chelsea star has been backed by her team-mates despite nearly costing them a place in the quarter-finals

England goalkeeper Mary Earps played a key role as the Lionesses progressed to the quarter finals of the World Cup on Monday with a penalty shootout win over Nigeria

The Lionesses claimed a place in the Women's World Cup quarter-finals as they saw off Nigeria in a penalty shootout, but Sarina Wiegman's side could now be without Chelsea ace Lauren James for the remainder of the tournament

England Lionesses Millie Bright and Rachel Daly have got matching 1/2 tattoos during the Women's World Cup to celebrate their close friendship