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AUSTRALIA 1-3 ENGLAND: Lionesses show character, strength and quality once again to come through yet another tough test and book a place in the Women's World Cup final

England beat co-hosts Australia to reach the final of the Women's World Cup and Sarina Wiegman's players celebrated wildly in the changing room afterwards

England boss Sarina Wiegman said it feels like a "fairytale" to have guided the Lioneses to a first ever World Cup Final

England have reached their first Women's World Cup final after beating Australia 3-1 in a nail-biting clash - with Ella Toone, Lauren Help and Alessia Russo scoring

The Lionesses have made their first ever Women's World Cup final and face a ferociously attacking opponent

With the Lionesses standing three games away from sporting immortality, FIFA’s best keeper suggested that Sarina Wiegman’s side hasn’t yet hit top gear ahead of their Colombia quarter-final

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 England goalkeeper is yet to concede from open play at the tournament and believes the European Champions are starting to hit form at the right time - ahead of a last 16 showdown with Nigeria

Fans were unable to buy Mary Earps' goalkeeper kit at the Euros last year and it's the same story at this summer's FIFA Women's World Cup, with the decision from Nike not to sell it drawing heavy criticism

ENGLAND 6-1 CHINA: Lauren James produced a masterclass as a new look England thrashed China to seal top spot in Group D at the Women's World Cup and a meeting with Nigeria in the round of 16

England goalkeeper Earps herself has offered to fund the selling of the Lionesses goalkeeper shirt and still the answer is no - but it may have just spurred the world's best 'keeper on to prove Nike wrong

Lionesses goalkeeper Mary Earps has described the situation as 'hugely disappointing and very hurtful' - and launched a no-holds-barred rant against iconic global brand Nike

Earps, 30, is the undisputed No.1 for Sarina Weigman's European Champions who start their World Cup campaign against Haiti in Brisbane on Saturday and one of the most popular players in the squad

The Lionesses will fly out to Australia later this week to prepare for their World Cup opener against Haiti on July 22

The Lionesses are taking on Portugal in a World Cup send-off game and might have dropped some clues about which squad numbers will be worn at the tournament

England will be without star trio Beth Mead, Fran Kirby and captain Leah Williamson, who all missed out on the squad due to injury - but Ella Toone believes they can overcome the challenge

England's number one keeper has had an exceptional season in the WSL with Manchester United, was named FIFA Best Women's Goalkeeper and won the golden glove with United

With less than 80 days to go until this summer's Women's World Cup, England look set to be without a number of the players who helped them to glory at the Euros

Sarina Wiegman was looking to extend her unbeaten run as Lionesses boss to 31 games - but goals from Sam Kerr and Charlotte Grant gave the Matildas a 2-0 win in the Alzheimer's Society International

Sarina Wiegman will look to make it 31 games unbeaten for England against Australia - but who will be in the starting XI as the Lionesses look to send a message to the World Cup co-hosts?

The Manchester United goalkeeper spilled the ball into the path of Andressa Alves in stoppage time but atoned for her error in the shootout

The first ever Women's Finalissima took place at a sold-out Wembley Stadium in the first of two England international friendlies before the Women's World Cup in the summer

United and England No.1 Earps was awarded the FIFA Best women's goalkeeper in Paris on Monday after playing an important part in The Lionesses winning Euro 2022 and United's WSL title challenge

England Lionesses' manager Sarina Wiegman took home the FIFA gong for the third time after going through 2022 unbeaten, which included winning the European Championships on home soil last summer

The Lionesses have taken maximum points from their first two Arnold Clark Cup fixtures after two Rachel Daly headers were enough to beat a stubborn Italy side in front of a 32,128 crowd in Coventry