England's Lionesses have reached the final of the Women's World Cup after beating Australia 3-1 in a thrilling semi-final.
The European champions took on the Matildas at Sydney's sold-out Stadium Australia, where the majority of the 75,000 in attendance were backing the tournament co-hosts.
The tense showdown brought early chances at both ends, but England struck the first blow with a magnificent strike from Ella Toone silencing the crowd and giving the Lionesses a 1-0 lead at half-time.
Fan parks across London erupted as Toone's strike hit the back of the net.
Toone's goal was the first Australia had conceded in five hours and 54 minutes - after losing 3-2 to Nigeria in the group stages, the Matildas went on to keep three clean sheets.
Australia needed some magic to keep their World Cup hopes alive - and found it in striker Sam Kerr, who picked up the ball on the half-way line and hit home from 25 yards out to level the match.
But England weren't fazed and did what they had to do to book themselves a place in the global showpiece with a second goal - this time from Lauren Hemp, who fired the ball past Australia's keeper Mackenzie Arnold 20 minutes from time.
Alessia Russo wrapped up proceedings with a goal in the 86th minute.
The Lionesses will play Spain in the final on Sunday in Sydney, with kick-off at 11am.
Sweden will face the Australia in the third-place play-off on Saturday in Brisbane at 9am.
(c) Sky News 2023: England's Lionesses through to their first World Cup final after win over hosts Australia
