England made history in the Women’s World Cup semi-final by reaching the final for the first time ever with a 3-1 victory over co-hosts Australia. The Lionesses silenced the sell-out crowd at Stadium Australia with a dominant performance, becoming the first England football team since 1966 to reach a senior final on the world stage. Manager Sarina Wiegman has led England to success in the past two years, with a European championship win last year and now a chance at the World Cup title.

England took the lead through Ella Toone's superb first-time strike, but Australia fought back with a spectacular goal from star striker Sam Kerr. However, England showed their ruthlessness and determination, with Lauren Hemp and Alessia Russo finding the net to secure a historic victory. England will face Spain in the final on Sunday, and their celebrations at full-time show that they have not finished yet.