Jen Beattie
Scotland defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

The biggest thing for me is I'm gutted for Viktoria Schnaderbeck. She's obviously worked so hard to get into the tournament. She went on loan to Spurs to get herself fit.

I'm disappointed for her, but she's made it to the bench. Her knee might be causing her some problems. I'm glad for her, but a big loss for Austria.

Germany are the undoubted queens of the Women's Euros, winning eight of the last 10 tournaments.

Norway in 1993 and the Netherlands in 2017 were the only other teams to win since the 1980s.

Germany beat Denmark, Spain and Finland by an aggregate of 9-0 to qualify for the knockout stages.

Austria narrowly lost to England and then beat Northern Ireland and Norway to progress.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

My expectations is that Germany are going to start strongly. I think they've had solid performances, but this will be a tough test. These are their neighbours and I'm expecting quite a spicy game.

Germany boss Martina Voss-Tecklenburg opts for four changes from the side that beat Finland 3-0 in their final match of Group B.

In the middle of the park Lena Oberdorf, Felicitas Rauch and Lina Magull step in for Sara Doorsoun, Lena Lattwein and Linda Dallmann.

Meanwhile at the back Sophia Kleinherne makes way for Kathrin Hendrich.

Germany XI:Frohms, Hendrich, Hegering, Oberdorf, Huth, Popp, Dabritz, Gwinn, Rauch, Buhl, Magull

Image source, BBC Sport

Just the one change for the Austria side that beat Norway 1-0 in their final group game. Defender Marina Georgieva is in for Arsenal's Viktoria Schnaderbeck.

Sarah Zadrazil will win her 100th cap for her country.

Austria XI: Zinsberger, Georgieva, Wenninger, Dunst, Zadrazil, Feiersinger, Wienroither, Billa, Puntigam, Hickelsberger-Fuller, Hanshaw

Image source, BBC Sport

This game is in the 'other half' of the draw to England.

The Lionesses beat Spain 2-1 in extra time yesterday to reach the semi-finals. They will face the winner of tomorrow's game between Sweden and Belgium.

Germany or Austria will play France or the Netherlands.

This game is live to watch on BBC One and to listen to on BBC Radio 5 Live.

Both streams are available at the top of this page.

The radio coverage has already started, with the TV on from 19:30 BST.

Image source, PA Media

One of Germany and Austria have been in the last 10 Women's Euros semi-finals.

Germany accounted for nine of those, with Austria reaching the last four in 2017.

That run will be 11 after today but will it be Euro legends Germany or surprise package Austria who go to Milton Keynes next Wednesday?

Welcome to live text, TV and radio coverage of the second Euro 2022 quarter-final at Brentford.