Result: England lose 45-61 to Australia in final
Australia secure 12th world title after finishing runners-up in 2019
England were competing in first World Cup final & bidding for first trophy
Pamela Cookey
Former England shooter on BBC TV
The wheels have come off for the Roses at certain points.
The Roses have not really executed as well as they could have.
They have converted the same amount of centre passes as the Australians, it is just at the turnovers, they haven't been able to take those on to [convert to] goal.
Image source, Getty ImagesQ4: England 44-56 Australia
The Australia bench are on their feet, smiles on faces.
They think it's all over.
Q4: England 44-55 Australia
Chelsea Pitman returns to the fray with a cut on her leg all taped up.
Just less than five minutes to go and Eleanor Cardwell nails one from range. But it's all a bit too little too late for England.
Q4: England 41-52 Australia
Chelsea Pitman is coming off for Nat Metcalf. Looks like she has a bit of a cut or something that needs taking care of.
Sophie Garbin plucks Imogen Allison's pass out of the air and it's all a bit easy for the Diamonds.
Madison Browne
Australia mid-court on BBC TV
Australia are just enjoying this moment now, continuing to tick the scoreboard over.
The timing of rotations from Stacey Marinkovich, the way the players just dovetail in and out of the side and keep those standards high, is just brilliant to see.
Image source, Getty ImagesQ4: England 40-51 Australia
Less than 10 minutes to go and Laura Malcolm's loopy pass to Chelsea Pitman is knocked down by Courtney Bruce and Ash Brazill just collects and says thank you very much.
Kiera Austin rewards under the post.
With this cushion the Diamonds can enjoy this.
Q4: England 40-50 Australia
It's all starting to fall apart here.
Dodgy pass from England and Sarah Klau is wise to it. The Roses get away with it at first but a miss from Eleanor Cardwell gives them another chance to take to goal.
Kiera Austin misses! That's her first one of the match.
Eventually Helen Housby sinks it for England.
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Sarah: I want to see England really go for this and take some chances
Laura: FINALLY Chelsea Pitman on!!! About time! I fear too later though…
Georgie: Diamonds have hit their flow and riding off their experience. They've been here before and they know how to win.
Ama Agbeze
Former England captain on BBC Two
Chelsea Pitman was brought on too late in the day.
We saw a lot of whistle for held ball and that was because England were being caught static in attack.
They only had one person moving, if at all.
Pitman has that strength, that strong drive and long vision.
Q4: England 39-50 Australia
There's the 50 up for Australia.
The Diamonds bench have been loud and up on their feet for much of this match. By contrast the England bench looks quite flat.
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Beth Cobden
Former England player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Defensively England have gone quite loose.
England look a bit panicked. They need to go back to their structure and do what they do well.
Q4: England 37-49 Australia
Funmi Fadoju is on at goal defence with Geva Mentor at goal keeper.
Fadoju will have a bit more freedom in that position than goal keeper, where we briefly saw her earlier, to come out and hunt for the ball.
Karen Greig
Manchester Thunder Head Coach on BBC Two
England have to start taking risks.
There is nobody on court having a chew on something.
Once you have the confidence to have a go and know someone has got your back... we have to start seeing that.
Q4: England 37-46 Australia
Right, Imogen Allison, Fran Williams, Funmi Fadoju.
Anyone that has won a ball for England in the red dress in this tournament, just throw them all on there.
England have 15 minutes to turn this around and prevent Australia winning a 12th title.
Serena Kersten
Commonwealth gold medallist with England on BBC Two
It's evident that we need ball.
The intercept stats for that third quarter, we're not getting enough ball to get ourselves back into this game.
It's going to be a full team unit defence if we are going to get back into this game in the final quarter.
Image source, Getty ImagesQ3: England 36-46 Australia
Referring to the third quarter as the 'championship quarter' is my absolute netball ick but that's what that felt like.
For those new to the sport, the third quarter is often the 15 minutes cited as those that win or lose you a match.
Have a watch of some of that Australia magic...
Australia in control after some 'outstanding' defending
Beth Cobden
Former England player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
You can see the pressure the Diamonds put on.
They are so tight and they're starting to reap the rewards with intercepts coming and England making errors.
Q3: England 36-46 Australia
Seconds on the clock and England haven't been able to close that gap as Kiera Austin sinks one on the buzzer.
They'll take a 10-goal lead into the final quarter.
Madison Browne
Australia mid-court on BBC TV
Chelsea Pitman is being injected into the game.
This was a great change in the previous match between these teams, can she be a difference maker again?