BBC Two

Quick, tune in to BBC Two now for live coverage of the Netball World Cup final!

Join Ama Agbeze, Serena Kersten, Karen Greig alongside Betty Glover.

You can also watch the match alongside the commentary from 5 Sports Extra where you can hear from Beth Cobden by clicking the play button at the top of this page.

BBC Radio 5 Live

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Former England head coach Tracey Neville speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live: "I think that England now with the players they have, they have that [element of] fear - world class shooting, world class defending, an experienced mid-court of Clarke, Allison and Metcalf.

"If you think about a World Cup final, the individual match-ups are very, very exciting. I think whoever has the best performing forward players on the court will win, and I think this England squad carry those at the moment, and they are really up for producing a stellar performance today.

"They are in a really good place as a team and performance-wise too. For me they just have to stick to task, do their own jobs and they will blow this game away."

England head coach Jess Thirlby opts for the same starting seven as the one that started against New Zealand on Saturday and the one that lined up against Australia on Thursday.

It's now tried and tested with those impact subs coming off the bench so I don't think many would've expected anything different today.

Don't forget, Chelsea Pitman, Funmi Fadoju and Liv Tchine have all got completely fresh legs coming into this one having not featured against New Zealand.

Starting seven: GK - Mentor, GD - Guscoth, WD - Malcolm, C - Allison, WA - Metcalf, GA - Housby, GS - Cardwell

Substitutes: Clarke, Pitman, Tchine, Williams, Fadoju

Australia head coach Stacey Marinkovich also opts for the same side that beat Jamaica in the semi-final on Saturday. That means it's also the same two teams that faced off on Thursday, too.

Starting seven: GK - Bruce, GD - Weston, WD - Brazill, C - Hadley, WA - Watson, GA - Wood, GS - Koenen

Substitutes: Klau, Aryang, Price, Garbin, Austin

Roses fans are out in force in Cape Town.

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After 10 days of competition 16 teams are down to two.

England, competing in a maiden World Cup final, will try to topple netball powerhouses Australia and come away with gold.

A chance for these 12 England players to go where no Roses team has gone before.

How are the nerves? Mine are jangling.

Let's do this.

It all comes down to this.

England in a World Cup final for the first time in their history.

Standing in their way, 11-time champions Australia.

Is now the time?

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