Just a word for Michelle Agyemang and Chloe Kelly here.

Without their heroics off the bench, England would be watching this game from off their sofas.

Hopefully they've got one more moment of magic in them.

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Eleanor Shearwood
BBC Newsbeat

Daisy-River and Marcie are both 16 and play football in Grays, Essex, not far from where Michelle Agyemang grew up.

"It's really inspiring, especially as up and coming footballers. We want to try and be like that one day, maybe play for England," Marcie tells BBC Newsbeat.

"It feels like we can do it as well," adds Daisy-River.

They've told BBC Newsbeat this tournament has been "very stressful" - but "really fun to watch".

"England just leaving it 'til the last minute every single time... it's just not been all right", says Daisy-River.

"Chloe Kelly and pray, as everyone says" adds Marcie.

Don't worry, we can confirm that Rafa is an England fan.

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Dogs, cats and everything in between - don't forget to send us their names.

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Ellie Thomason
BBC Sport

It wouldn't be a major tournament final without our dogs-in-England-shirts tradition that we have done for the past four years.

Here's my dog Rafa to kick things off (we won't talk about his Spanish-inspired name).

Now let's see yours.

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England forward Chloe Kelly opens up about a "tough" six months in football and describes how, back in January, she couldn't have dreamed of being selected for Euro 2025.

Read more: 'Kelly & Agyemang are this year's Russo & Toone'

Jen Beattie
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

England were in Group D, the group of death, they worked really hard and had hard games early on but I think the best thing that could’ve happened for me from an England perspective was that loss against France early doors.

I think they’ve grown into it and yes their route has been a little bit different to other teams on the other side of the draw but look I still think going into this game the pressure is off England a little bit.

Spain go into this game favourites because of how they’ve been scoring goals regardless but England can still have so much confidence from how Germany played and how England have grown through the tournament and still have gears to go up.

Guillem Balague
Spanish football journalist on BBC Radio 5 Live

England are a very annoying side because you don't show all the ability in case you need them to. There is confidence for Spain, the stats back it up, it feels like we are in a special time for Spain.

England won one and lost one of their games against Spain in the Nations League, while they lost the Women's World Cup final to them in 2023.

What changes does Sarina Wiegman need to make for her side to be able to beat Spain

BBC Sport pundits Fara Williams, Ellen White and Josie Henning have analysed what they think the Lionesses boss should do.

Euro 2022 winner White suggested England could maybe start Beth Mead this evening.

Sophia Hartley
BBC World Service in Basel

Plenty of Spanish fans already staking claim over the fan zone in Basel… some red and white shirts dotted about too of course.

Oh Miles, why would you do this to us?!

Charlotte Coates
BBC Sport

Printworks in Manchester city centre is decked out in England flags as we are now less than five hours until kick-off.

My nerves are shredded.

BBC Radio 5 Live

BBC Radio 5 Live is now under way as they build up to this huge match between England and Spain.

Click the 'listen live' button at the top of this page to listen along.

"I'm not superstitious," says Mike!!

Joe Bunney's (Ella Toone's boyfriend) message to Ella: "You already know what I think about how inspirational you've been. I know your dad's watching down proud of you, we're all proud of you. Go and bring that trophy home."

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Lucy Bronze's brother, Jorge, has a message for his sister: "Lucy, you know what it's taken to get to this point. You know you are a serial and born winner. You are already the most decorated English footballer of all time. Go and make that a full stop at the end of that sentence on Sunday and bring it home."

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