When is the Women's World Cup final? Date and kick-off time as England take on Spain

England Lionesses have made it to the final of the Women's World Cup.

A stunning 3-1 victory over hosts Australia on Wednesday means the EURO 2022 winners will now take on Spain in the final.

Ella Toone, who replaced the suspended Lauren James for England’s quarter-final win over Colombia, gave the Lionesses the lead in the first half before Australia captain Sam Kerr eqaulised just after the break.

However England struck back immediately as Laruen Hemp netted to make it 2-1. Alessia Russo secured the victory with a goal in the 86th minute.

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It means England are now one win away from lifting two major trophies in just under 13 months after their triumph at last summer’s European Championships, while Australia will play Sweden for third place in Brisbane on Saturday.

Following the game the team was showered with messages congratulating them on their win.

Former England striker Gary Lineker posted “It’s been a while” on X, formerly Twitter, after England’s semi-final against Australia.

“Well played @Lionesses. Absolutely superb performance,” he posted.

“A World Cup final. A World Cup final at football. It’s been a while. What a wonderful achievement.”

The Prince of Wales tweeted a personal message of congratulations to the Lionesses as they stormed their way into the World Cup final.

Heir to the throne William, who is president of the FA, wrote: “What a phenomenal performance from the @Lionesses – on to the final!

“Commiserations to @TheMatildas, you’ve played brilliantly and been fantastic co-hosts of this World Cup. W”

While Prime Minister Rishi Sunak tweeted: “What a performance @Lionesses.

“Just one more game to go…