England could be crowned world champions for the first time since the men's team triumphed in 1966 today as they take on Spain in the Women's World Cup final. We're bringing you live updates through the match and (hopefully) celebrations.
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By sending us your video footage, photographs or audio you agree we can publish, broadcast and edit the material. Lauren James finds herself with a chance, from an angle, about 10 yards out. Her effort is heading to the top corner at the near post but that's a strong palmed save from Cata Coll.That was maybe 40 yards out, and her shot goes high and wide.A collective cheer across the nation as Mary Earps, who will surely be in with a shout for SPOTY if England win this, dives long and low to her left and smothers the ball with both hands.Twenty minutes to go - but there will be lots of stoppage time after that delay.Jennifer Hermoso, Spain's record goalscorer, is to take it.
Aitana Bonmati, who has been superb for Spain, leaves the orbit of England's entire midfield before her 25-yard shot takes lift-off.In pictures: England fans remaining hopefulAnd after Lauren Hemp came close again to scoring a goal, why should we. In Birmingham, Nicki and Rachel are keeping the faith. "We've let them get their one, so my prediction still stands." Sky Sports' Laura Hunter: "It's already better.
It makes it all the way to the onrushing Lauren Hemp at the back post, but the ball is fired wide. It's not clear whether Hemp or the defender made the final contact but there's no corner.12:10:28Spain start the second half with a dominant spell inside the England half, manoeuvring the ball around the outskirts of the penalty box before Caldentey Oliver, having left Lucy Bronze outstretched on the ground, arches a 20 yards strike which is fingertipped wide by Mary Earps.
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