It has been an excellent start to Women's Euro 2022, with record crowds watching as goals have been flying in from some of Europe's biggest stars.
Hosts England were the first side through to the semi-finals, having seen off pre-tournament favourites Spain in a dramatic quarter-final in Brighton. Germany joined them after beating Austria, with Sweden and France claiming the final two places after seeing off Belgium and the Netherlands respectively.
Leading up to the tournament, Sarina Wiegman had guided the Lionesses to 12 wins and two defeats in her 14 games in charge but will face some of the toughest sides in the women's game over the course of the next month. Having seen off one of the tournament favourites though, England have demonstrated they have the credentials to go all the way this summer.