Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Stadium MK

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There have already been a large number of feisty, no-nonsense challenges put in at the fan park as friends went head-to-head in the one-on-one arena and parents desperately tried (not always successfully) to not be embarrassed and nutmegged by their children.

The action on the pitch promises to be as hard-fought too with two of the top five nations in the world meeting.

France were involved in extra-time last time out, but we’re yet to see a penalty shootout in this tournament. That’s what happened in the 2015 World Cup when these two nations met at the quarter-final stage with Germany winning through 5-4.

Will tonight have a similar dramatic ending?

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Radio build-up has already started and the TV coverage begins at 19:30 BST.

Pien Meulensteen
BBC Radio 5 Live

People are starting to slowly peter into the stadium, there have been some struggles about people getting here because of the rail strikes so it will be interesting to see how full this stadium will get tonight. There is no parking around the stadium so people are parking 20 minutes away and getting a shuttle bus so it will be interesting to see what people have done. But I'm sure it will be a fantastic atmosphere.

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Both sides were pushed all the way in their quarter-finals.

Germany beat Austria 2-0 but the result was far from certain until they scored an 89th-minute second.

France needed extra time - and a penalty - to beat the Netherlands 1-0.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Stadium MK

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Germany are without winger Klara Buhl after she tested positive for Covid-19 on Tuesday and she is replaced by Jule Brand in the only change to the starting 11 from the side that began the 2-0 win over Austria.

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

Subs: Berger, Kleinherne, Lattwein, Schuller, Lohmann, Freigang, Anyomi, Dallmann, Wassmuth, Doorsoun.

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France go with the same 11 that started the 1-0 win over the Netherlands in the quarter-final at the weekend.

Wendie Renard, Griedge Mbock Bathy, Delphine Cascarino and Melvine Malard all played for Lyon as they beat Barcelona 3-1 in the Champions League final in May.

France XI: Peyraud-Magnin, Karchaoui, Renard, Mbock Bathy, Perisset, Toletti, Bilbault, Geyoro, Cascarino, Malard, Diani.

Subs: Chavas, Lerond, Palls, Tourrent, Tounkara, Mateo, Bacha, Dall, Baltimore, Sarr, Cissoko.

England sealed their place at Wembley last night with a 4-0 rout of Sweden.

Germany or France go head to head tonight for the right to face the Lionesses in Sunday's Euro 2022 final.

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