England reached the Women's World Cup final for the first time after beating co-hosts Australia 3 1 in Sydney.

The result caps a historic two years under manager Sarina Wiegman as England.

The team were crowned European champions for the first time in 2022 on home soil.

Ella Toone gave England the lead in the first half while striker Sam Kerr struck a 25-yard stunner over goalkeeper Mary Earps' head to make it 1-1.

Lauren Hemp and Alessia Russo added two more goals to set up a final with Spain on Sunday.

Hemp described the team’s achievement as unbelievable.

The victory meant the Lionesses became the first England football team since 1966 to reach a senior final on the world stage.