England and Spain have both reached the Women's World Cup final for the first time. BBC Sport takes a look back at some of their key moments on the way.
Watch live on BBC One, listen on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds and follow on the BBC Sport website & appIt is the first time either country has reached the final - so what tests did they face along the way?
There were fears she had suffered anterior cruciate ligament damage - but luckily, the injury was not as bad as it first looked. She missed the third group game against China, but has started England's other five matches to date.Lauren James was England's matchwinner against Denmark and was in unstoppable form against China.
England had to battle throughout extra time a player short and stayed in the game to force a penalty shootout. Leicy Santos put the South Americans ahead, lobbing goalkeeper Mary Earps, just before half-time, but England grabbed an equaliser through Lauren Hemp in the sixth minute of first-half injury time.
Hemp capitalised on a defensive error to restore England's lead, then set up Russo, who added a third to secure a first World Cup final spot and end Australia's hopes of winning the tournament.