Neville says her brother Gary is causing her the "biggest headache". He keeps calling her about the World Cup.

The England coach is set to take a break from the Roses after this World Cup.

Not everyone's followed the red and white theme though... Of course you should come to the semi-final dressed as England coach Tracey Neville.

The support for England has been immense in Liverpool.

When the Roses are playing, the fan zone has been awash with St George's flags and the noise inside the arena is enough to give you goosebumps.

Listen, learn, repeat.

England are unbeaten in the tournament so far, having come through tough tests against world number two side Jamaica and South Africa in the preliminary stages.

But today will be an even harder challenge.

Four-time winners New Zealand have contested the last five finals, playing Australia on every occasion.

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BBC Sport in Liverpool

Lyn McKeating only arrived in the UK from New Zealand last night but is buzzing for the World Cup.

"It was on my bucket list to come here and bring my two daughters. It's been great so far," she told BBC Sport.

She was a netball coach for 20 years and her daughters both played, although they're pretty nervous about New Zealand facing England.

"We're keeping everything crossed."

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Louise Gwilliam
BBC Radio 5 live producer in Liverpool

These were some England fans waiting for the team to leave their hotel earlier. There was a huge crowd gathered as England emerged into their minibuses to take them the short distance to the ground.

You feel in past World Cups they’d have quite happily walked round the corner but such is in the interest in this World Cup they’ve had to be driven! And what an atmosphere waiting for them inside the arena.

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We already know who the winner of this semi-final will face in Sunday's final.

Eleven-time world champions Australia beat South Africa 55-53 in a semi-final from which I haven't quite yet recovered. It was intense.

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New Zealand are also unchanged.

The Silver Ferns will start with the same seven as they did when they lost to Australia on Thursday.

New Zealand: GS Maria Folau, GA Ameliaranne Ekenasio, WA Gina Crampton, C Laura Langman, WD Katrina Rore, GD Casey Kopua, GK Jane Watson.

Reaching a World Cup semi-final is nothing new for England - they've done it at every tournament since 1991.

Most recently, at the 2015 tournament in Sydney, they lost 50-39 against New Zealand and went on to claim bronze.

However, England have beaten the Silver Ferns in their previous three meetings.

England won Commonwealth gold for the first time last April, beating Australia with a last-minute goal.

At the time that was an upset, but many believe it has given Tracey Neville's side the belief that they can be the best in the world.

England coach Tracey Neville is sticking with the side that beat South Africa on Thursday.

If it ain't broke...

England: GS Jo Harten, GA Helen Housby, WA Chelsea Pitman, C Serena Guthrie, WD Jade Clarke, GD Eboni Usoro-Brown, GK Geva Mentor.

One game away.

England are about to take on New Zealand in an attempt to reach the World Cup final for the first time.

And they're doing it on home soil.

This is going to be tasty.

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