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England boss Sarina Wiegman on playing Spain again: "We've played each other a lot over the last couple of years because of the Nation's League. We will have learned from them in the games we have played. Tomorrow is a different scenario but hopefully we can look at the strengths."

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England captain Leah Williamson on the opportunity to win another major trophy: "We're very connected to what it means to the nation. As connected as we can be being away from home.

"The opportunity of tomorrow and what's on offer is the best thing in football. We wanted to be here until the end and have the chance to fight for the trophy and you can't do that until the final.

"We don't carry the weight of it and how much it means to people but we're aware of it because it means the same to us. We have a squad of excited, focused players."

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England captain Leah Williamson on playing a home tournament versus on foreign soil: "The beautiful thing about 2022 was that I'm not sure any of us will ever be a part of something like that again in terms of the change, the story and journey.

"Being away form home is special in a different way. You go out to represent your country somewhere else and the weight of that is important to consider. It sometimes adds a little extra.

"The history on the line it seems this team enter a new year there's so much to be done and could be done and I think it's a real privileged time to be part of this team. The opportunity to be the first this and that is a big motivator but more because we know what it does for women's football and continues the legacy that we've already started."

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England boss Sarina Wiegman on less pressure than Euro 2022: "I think every tournament you want to perform. Going into the finals is already very special and there are only two teams that can do it. It's very special. You want to win a final and we will do everything to make it happen."

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England captain Leah Williamson on whether it was the plan to win matches in dramatic fashion: "Yes it was all part of the plan! Making sure fans got their money's worth.

"You grow in a tournament and we're aware of that. The most important thing for us is as the game goes on, taking advantage of the work we've done at the start. I know we've left it late but I think that's been the case in every game. Every team is hard to beat and every team poses a different threat and challenge and we have to stay in it as long as possible and take advantage of that.

"Hopefully the best is yet to come but it definitely wasn't the plan we would've liked to wrap things up a little earlier and a little easier than we have done."

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England boss Sarina Wiegman on not winning easy: "You want to do well. You don't want a nerve-wracking game but it shows what the competition is. The women's game is improving so much and every game is a hard game. I'm really glad we made it through. When you are in some situations, you hope you can turn it around.

"The most important thing is that the players think we can win and change a game and that's what we've shown."

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England boss Sarina Wiegman on her team talk: "I think about what I want to say but that comes quite early before the game starts. It's just how it feels and what I think I should say."

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England captain Leah Williamson on what Lauren James brings: "We have a team of talented players and Lauren James brings something different so having that available is best case scenario for us."

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England boss Sarina Wiegman on Lauren James: "We had 23 players on the pitch today and everyone came through. If everyone recovers well then we have everyone fit for tomorrow."

Here come Sarina Wiegman and Leah Williamson...

England forward Chloe Kelly scored the winning goal against Germany when England created history by winning their first major women's tournament at Euro 2022.

She joined Arsenal on loan from Manchester City in a rollercoaster January transfer window, after her statement on social media claiming City were "dictating" who she could or could not join.

She has now turned her loan into a permanent move and is "finding [her] smile back" since winning the Champions League and helping England to the final with a goal and assist so far in this Euros.

We're expecting to hear from Leah Williamson and Sarina Wiegman any minute now.

You can tune in to the press conference live by clicking the 'watch live' button at the top of this page.

England head coach, Sarina Wiegman, has reached three consecutive finals with this national side, the 2022 Euros, 2023 World Cup and now 2025 Euros.

The former Netherland's manager has made history at this tournament as the only head coach to win the UEFA Women's Euros with two different nations.

England midfielder, Ella Toone, says the team fight for their manager and the staff and they know "no matter what [they] do, [they] are inspiring the next generation".

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Teenager Michelle Agyemang has netted in each of her last two outings at Euro 2025 and, if she were to score in the final, would be the youngest player to score in three appearances in a row at major tournaments (19 years, 174 days), breaking Vivianne Miedema’s record (21 years, 22 days).

The only teenager to score in three different games in a single tournament is Brazil’s Marta at the 2003 Women’s World Cup.

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England’s Chloe Kelly came off the bench to score the winner in the semi-finals against Italy, while she also did so in the 2022 Euros final against Germany.

Since Opta has analysed major women’s tournaments (2011), Kelly has recorded the joint-most chances created (8) and most successful crosses (10) of any substitute in a single tournament this year.

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St Jakob Stadium media conference room is not that big compared to some of the other stadiums used at these Euros.

All the seats were taken pretty quickly with lots of journalists having to stand in the aisles as well, such is the interest in what Sarina Wiegman and captain Leah Williamson have to say ahead of Sunday's final.

There's been a slight delay to the start but we should be getting going by 16:00 BST.

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19-year-old Agyemang scored in the 96th minute to take the semi-final match against Italy to extra time before Kelly drove home the rebound from her saved penalty to seal victory.

It was another impressive comeback that was masterminded by the same players who helped rescue England's hopes in their quarter-final against Sweden.

But as Sarina Wiegman begins to ponder how she will set up her side for Sunday's final against Spain, should the attacking duo be promoted to the starting line-up? Or is it risky to change what has become a successful formula?

Read the full article on BBC Sport here

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BBC Sport women’s football news reporter

Will England manager Sarina Wiegman confirm whether forward Lauren James will be available for Sunday's Euro 2025 final?

The Dutch manager said on Friday she "does not know" whether or not James will be fit for the final.

"She's still recovering. She's doing things on the pitch and we have two more days so we're going to give her time," said Wiegman.

James was substituted at half-time of England's semi-final victory over Italy on Tuesday with an ankle injury.

She was seen applying ice to her ankle while sitting in the dugout for the remainder of the match, which went to extra time before England won 2-1.

Just over 24 hours to go until the final people!

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