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FT: Australia 1-3 England - Toone opener cancelled out by wonderful Kerr solo strike, Hemp restores England lead & Russo adds third
Lionesses into final for first time & become first England football team to reach that stage since 1966
England will face Spain in the final on Sunday
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Australia v England (11:00 BST)
The Lionesses improved in their next match, making it two wins from two with another 1-0 win over Denmark.
Lauren James announced herself on the global stage with a superb strike from the edge of the box just six minutes into her first World Cup start.
Australia v England (11:00 BST)
Unbeaten England's journey to the World Cup semi-final hasn't exactly been what you call smooth.
Back in mid-July they started with a lacklustre performance against tournament debutants Haiti but held on for a narrow 1-0 victory in Brisbane.
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Australia v England (11:00 BST)
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By one o'clock UK time England could be in their very first World Cup final.
It doesn't quite seem right, us England fans have been wanting this feeling for years.
Today, it has never felt closer.
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Of course, England have been here before, in fact World Cup semi-finals have become a bit of a habit.
I remember staying up into the early hours to see England lose 2-1 to Japan in 2015.
I watched the Lionesses lose by the same scoreline to the USA in a crowded pub in Birmingham four years ago.
This time though, this time it might just be different.
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In just under three hours England and Australia will battle things out at Stadium Australia for the chance to join Spain in the World Cup final.
We'll have plenty of time to talk about Australia, don't worry, but for now let's focus on the Lionesses.
No England side has reached a World Cup final since the men did it in 1966. An entire generation is waiting.
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