Watch the moment Mancs go crazy as Lionesses secure place in Women's World Cup final

Mancunians made their support for the Lionesses known as they cheered the England team through to the Women's World Cup final.

In joyous footage, the Manchester Evening News captured the moment a city centre coffee shop and bar erupted in applause and chants for England's third goal which secured their place in the upcoming final against Spain. The crowd gathered at the Feel Good Club broke out into song as they chanted 'football's coming home' after the 3-1 victory over co-host nation, Australia.

The Lionesses have made it into the Women's World Cup final for the first time - and become the first England football team to reach that stage since the England men's 1966 triumph. Tyldesley's Ella Toone scored a sensational opener before it was cancelled out by Australia star Sam Kerr's solo strike.

But Lauren Hemp restored the lead after tenacious playing, before Alessia Russo took the team to three goals in the closing minutes of the match.

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The crowd felt the electricity that was clear for all to see on the pitch as they leapt up the moment Russo sealed the women with four minutes on the clock. England's theme songs of Sweet Caroline and Three Lions rang out as hugs unfolded over the audience.

It was absolute heartbreak for the co-hosts, who for a glimmer of a moment were back drawn level through their taliswoman and looked set for a fairy tale through Sam Kerr. Instead, two missed chances were made to be rued as Lauren Hemp and Alessia Russo found the back of the net.

But for the England side, dreams have become reality as the European champions are in with a chance of taking the world title. "This is the one