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England have reached their first ever Women's World Cup final - thanks in part to Lauren Hemp's sensational performance against co-hosts Australia in the last four

England are in the Women's World Cup final - now they have the chance to do what no other English national senior side, men's or women's, has done and win a tournament on foreign soil

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

Women's football has moved on from being vilified, but there's still a shameful amount of patronising blokes passing judgment, says Brian Reade. But the Lionesses are getting closer to the men's game, and are on course to have the last laugh

Test your knowledge and see which of your friends is really the biggest Lionesses fan of all ahead of their World Cup final showdown against Spain on Sunday

England are in the World Cup final where they will face Spain on Sunday in Sydney - with manager Sarina Wiegman having now reached the final at back-to-back World Cups as well as winning the Euros twice

England will be out to win the FIFA Women's World Cup for the first time in their history on Sunday when they take on Spain in the final at Stadium Australia in Sydney

Lauren James will be eligible to play for England on Sunday after serving her two-match ban - but should Ella Toone keep her starting spot in Wiegman's squad?

Lionesses boss Sarina Wiegman has led her side to success major tournament finals and FA chief executive Mark Bullingham says she could manage the men's team in future

Pubs in Leeds, Birmingham, Plymouth, London and Manchester were full despite the 11am kick-off, and the World Cup is expected to net a £185million boost to the economy

Sarina Wiegman's Lionesses ended their long wait to reach a World Cup final with a 3-1 victory over co-hosts Australia and the Government have now responded to calls for an extra Bank Holiday

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

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

AUSTRALIA 1-3 ENGLAND: The Lionesses became the first senior England team - men's or women's - to reach a World Cup final on foreign soil and will face Spain on Sunday after a superb display

Lionesses manager Sarina Weigman maintained her class and compsure come the full-time whistle even after England secured their place in the World Cup final on Sunday

England will don their blue away to take on Australia on Wednesday - and they'll be hoping it doesn't prove to be a bad omen after suffering defeat against their rivals earlier this year

Sarina Wiegman could name an unchanged Lionesses team for the showdown with the Matildas - but the co-hosts should be able to call upon the returning star player Sam Kerr in their attack

The Lionesses edged past Colombia to book their spot in the last four and will take on co-hosts Australia, with the rivals facing off for a spot in the Women's World Cup final

Tony Gustavsson began the mind-games ahead of Wednesday's showdown between the Lionesses and the Matildas, with his sights firmly fixed on Sarina Wiegman

England's Lionesses take on hosts Australia in Sydney on Wednesday morning with both nations looking to reach the Women's World Cup final for the first time

Sarina Wiegman claimed the World Cup semi-final against Australia will be ‘huge’ as England roared into the last four