England take on Spain in the Women’s World Cup final in Sydney on Sunday; Sarina Wiegman and captain Millie Bright have led England to their first Women’s World Cup final.
England take on Spain in the Women’s World Cup final in Sydney on Sunday; Sarina Wiegman and captain Millie Bright have led England to their first Women’s World Cup final; follow Spain vs England across Sky Sports’ digital platforms with our live blog; kick-off 11am
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Sarina Wiegman has confirmed all 23 England players are available for Sunday’s Women’s World Cup final, adding her side are “ready” for the biggest game of their lives.
England take on Spain in Sydney after reaching the showpiece event for the first time in their history, while they are looking to make it two tournament wins in a row after claiming victory at the Euros last summer.
Wiegman’s side saw off Spain after extra-time in the quarter-finals at the Euros and ahead of their latest meeting, the England boss said: “We watched the game back.
We have analysed Spain and I think we are ready.”
Wiegman – who also took the Netherlands to the World Cup final in 2019 – revealed there are no injury concerns in her squad, while Lauren James is once again available after serving her suspension for the red card she received against Nigeria in the last 16.
“Everyone is fit and ready,” said Wiegman. “We grew throughout the tournament.
“Lauren was just a moment. We all know it should not be part of football.