After reaching the semi-finals of Women's Euro 2022 with a dramatic 2-1 extra time victory over Spain last Wednesday, England will be hoping to go one step further by beating Sweden on Tuesday night at Bramall Lane in Sheffield.
The Swedes were viewed as one of the strongest sides heading into the competition and have played brilliantly so far to reach this stage, beating Belgium 1-0 in the quarter finals.
However, this match came two days after England's own quarter final and means that the Lionesses will have had two days' extra rest heading into the last four of the competition compared to their opponents.
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England have been in superb form so far in the competition and beat a much fancied Spain side to reach this stage, however, the Swedes have also been one of the tournament's better sides having topped Group C ahead of holders The Netherlands.
The 2017 winners were beaten in the quarter finals on Saturday night by France, who will face Germany in Milton Keynes on Wednesday night with the final set to take place on Sunday.
With England so close to yet another Euros final on home soil, a year after the men achieved the same feat, there is now real belief that they could go one step further and lift the trophy on Sunday.
Here is all of the key information you need ahead of the semi-finals:
Knockout stage fixtures and results:
Wednesday, July 20
- Quarter-final 1: England 2 Spain 1 AET
Thursday, July 21
- Quarter-final 2: Germany 2 Austria 0
Friday, July 22
- Quarter-final 3: Sweden 1 Belgium 0
Saturday, July 23
- Quarter-final 4: France 1 Holland 0 AET
Tuesday, July 26
- Semi-final 1: England vs Sweden, 8pm, Bramall Lane
Wednesday July 27
- Semi-final 2: Germany vs France, 8pm, Stadium MK
Sunday, July 31
- Final: Winners semi-final 1 vs Winners semi-final 2, 5pm, Wembley
What TV channel are the matches on?
BBC has exclusive coverage of the tournament, with England's matches all live on BBC One. All 31 matches so far are available on the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website.
What are the latest odds?
Odds via SkyBet and correct as of Monday, July 25
- England 13/8
- Germany 9/4
- France 11/4
- Sweden 5/1
