How to watch Women's World Cup final for free as Lionesses look to make history
England have made the final of the Women's World Cup. Win or lose on Sunday, the Lionesses have made history in reaching the final.
Sarina Wiegman's side have overcome hurdle after hurdle and will face Spain in a battle to win the greatest prize in international football.
In their group stages, England faced Haiti, Denmark and China, while Nigeria were their first opponents in the knockout rounds. Their quarter-final saw the Lionesses come up against Colombia - a side who had some of the best support in the tournament.
This would prepare them for a semi-final against Australia. The co-hosts of the entire tournament who saw women's football superstar Sam Kerr start her first game. Would it be an omen for England? The short answer? No.
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As cool as you like, a phenomenal display leading to a 3-1 win over the Matildas saw England through to the final on Sunday where they will now face a Spanish side who have faced their own off-pitch issues.
The final, which is being played at Stadium Australia, is the same venue as the semi-final and fans over here in the UK will be able to catch all of the action on TV.
What time is the World Cup final?
The final against Spain will take place at Stadium Australia in Sydney on Sunday. Kick-off is at 11am UK time, which is 8pm local time.
How to watch the final
The BBC and ITV share broadcasting rights in England for this summer's tournament. Both will be showing the final on Sunday.
BBC's coverage will get underway at 10am on Sunday, while ITV1 will begin their pre-match build-up at 10:15am.
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