The final of the 12th Women's Euro is set to be a much bigger affair than when England last hosted the tournament in 2005.
Back then, Germany secured a dominant 3-1 win against Norway in front of 21,000 fans. The most successful team in the women's game are hoping to replicate that success on British soil after their 22-year reign as European champions was ended in the quarter-finals in 2017.
England's route to the 2022 final requires first defeating Spain at Brighton & Hove Community Stadium on Wednesday, July 20. Sarina Wiegman's side are yet to concede a single goal across their first three matches.
