The Lionesses beat Australia 3-1 to reach their first ever Women's World Cup final, which they will play against Spain in Sydney this weekend.
The King also sent his"warmest congratulations" to the Lionesses on their win, and wished them well for their game against Spain on Sunday.
He also recognised the team as an"inspiration" and said the UK and Australia had been connected in"pride, admiration and respect".Guards play Sweet Caroline for England Ahead of the match, The Queen's Guard had played a medley of anthems such as"Sweet Caroline" - often played after England wins - and"Waltzing Matilda" - described as Australia's"unofficial anthem" - outside Buckingham Palace.
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