England vs Germany

When is it? How can you watch it? What are the possible line-ups? All you need to know about the UEFA Women's EURO 2022 final between England and Germany.

Story so far: The Lionesses breezed through the group stage (14 goals scored, none conceded) but the quarter-final against Spain provided a much sterner test. Beth Mead, England forward: "We've got to believe in our ability and stick to our game plan. Led by their inspiring captain Alex Popp, this is a team in every sense of the word. Home advantage may play its part, but Germany can take courage from colossal TV audiences at home (over 12 million watched their semi-final win against France). Martina Voss-Tecklenburg's side went under the radar coming into this tournament, but their high-pressing style and composure in front of goal have taken them back to the pinnacle of the European game. With a Women's EURO-record finals crowd expected at Wembley, the tournament has the blockbuster final it deserved: a meeting of the hosts and the most successful team in the competition's history.

As early as the third day of this European Championship, you began to sense that we might just end up here.

The slight shock came in France’s immediate reply, the German defence breached for the first time. Almost. For while logic, form, bookmakers and even the final scoreline all hinted at there being little between the sides, Germany’s progression was inevitable throughout a semi-final which, fittingly, ran somewhere close to script. Nor was it a victory as emphatic as England’s routing of Sweden 24 hours earlier.

The Euro 2022 final between England and Germany at Wembley will be a "classic game", says Germany boss Martina Voss-Tecklenburg.

She said: "For England, in a hosted tournament, it is absolutely brilliant. She has already proved with the Netherlands that she can win a title and I hope it stays at one title." It doesn't get any better." "If I don't get these crosses I can't score the goals. It will be a great football feast." It's small details, forcing certain things, making fewer mistakes.

The England vs Germany live stream will decide the winner of Women's Euro 2022. Here's how to watch it live from anywhere online and for free.

For instance if you're in the U.S. and want to view a U.K. service, you'd select U.K. from the list. However, you'll need to authenticate with your satellite, cable or live TV provider credentials to watch any sessions. Going on holiday during the tournament? But what if you're usually based in one of those countries but aren't at home for the Euro 2022 final live stream? The game starts at 3 p.m. ET / 12 p.m. PT. They're totally legal, inexpensive and easy to use. That's because free-to-air channels in those countries will be showing the entire game. Don't worry if you're on holiday while it's on, either — because we'll show you how to watch from anywhere with a VPN (opens in new tab). Germany faced a sterner test against France in the second semi-final. She is undefeated in her 18 games in charge as England boss, winning 16 of them. The Lionesses put in a stunning performance on Tuesday to thrash highly rated Sweden 4-0. Wiegman tends to stick with the same starting lineup but has been praised for her bold changes during games.

The Lionesses will be going for glory on home soil at Wembley Stadium. Sunday's final kicks off at 5pm (BST) and is live on BBC One.

The golden boot is “well within sight”, said Sky Sports. Mead has matched the record for most goals in a single Women’s Euros, set in 2009 by former Germany striker Inka Grings. “We will be playing at Wembley in front of 80,000 or 90,000 people and most of them for England and against us but we understand that and we’re accepting the challenge. “It is about doing our job on the pitch,” said the 25-year-old. She led her native Netherlands to victory in 2017. Then in 2009 they lost 6-2 to Germany. Should England triumph at Wembley it would also see head coach Serena Wiegman win the tournament for the second time in succession.

Eight-time champions Germany will play England in the Euro 2022 final on Sunday after beating France in a dramatic semi-final in Milton Keynes.

Charlotte Bilbault (France) right footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Attempt blocked. - Home4 - Home4 The hype is beginning. They are such a difficult proposition to come up against." We've seen moments of quality like the Germany goals. "Alex Popp was waiting for her moment in this tournament. "They have been in transition for a few years now, and they seem to be the Germany of old. "We came up against a very strong and beautifully athletic team. "It was a terrific team effort to [contain them]; that's what we wanted. We totally deserved to win.

Uefa Women's Euro 2022 final preview: All you need to know about the Wembley showpiece.

Having guided her home country Holland to glory at the most recent Euros in 2017 and to a World Cup final in 2019, Sarina Wiegman is one of the most respected coaches in the sport and is on a mission to win more silverware. This summer’s tournament will be the 10th of Scott’s career, including two Olympics. England have deployed a 4-3-3 system under Wiegman, but that is usually adapted into something resembling a 4-2-3-1 with Manchester City’s Keira Walsh and Arsenal’s Leah Williamson deployed in a double pivot of holding players in midfield. Up to 7,000 fans will be able to watch a free screening of the final inside a Fan Zone on Sunday. It will be standing only, although space for wheelchairs is available. Martina Voss-Tecklenburg won this competition four times as a player and spent six years in charge of the Swiss national team before taking over her home nation in 2019. Tickets will be on a first-come first-served basis.

Uefa Women's Euro 2022 final preview: All you need to know about the Wembley showpiece.

Having guided her home country Holland to glory at the most recent Euros in 2017 and to a World Cup final in 2019, Sarina Wiegman is one of the most respected coaches in the sport and is on a mission to win more silverware. This summer’s tournament will be the 10th of Scott’s career, including two Olympics. England have deployed a 4-3-3 system under Wiegman, but that is usually adapted into something resembling a 4-2-3-1 with Manchester City’s Keira Walsh and Arsenal’s Leah Williamson deployed in a double pivot of holding players in midfield. Up to 7,000 fans will be able to watch a free screening of the final inside a Fan Zone on Sunday. It will be standing only, although space for wheelchairs is available. Martina Voss-Tecklenburg won this competition four times as a player and spent six years in charge of the Swiss national team before taking over her home nation in 2019. Tickets will be on a first-come first-served basis.

In today's Fiver: England and Germany set up a Klassiker of a Euro 2022 final, and tempers flare at Torino.

Bild have reported that the former Arsenal keeper damaged several roof beams “in a frenzy of rage”. “I always read the Fiver, as it is essential for my health to digest each day at least one thing that is meaningless pap. He has repeatedly barged into the Fiver family WhatsApp to show his disdain that they have moved EastEnders and the One Show for the sake of women kicking a ball. Imagine my surprise, then when I read the opening two paragraphs of Wednesday’s Fiver and was taken aback by actual proper journalism that puts Big Paper to shame. As he messaged the WhatsApp group this morning: “If you don’t put a flare up your [snip! – Fiver Ed] on Sunday, you’re a s£xist.” Uncle Fiver has bad memories of facing the Germans. He once went to test-drive a BMW but left upset after finding out he had to bring it back. From that day on he vowed to only ever buy British, so is currently driving an Austin Metro and gets by without lightbulbs in his house. Also, can you keep printing this letter until you put prizes back on?” – Niall Flanagan (and 1,056 others). It’s a Klassiker, it will be an incredible final. “It will be a great football feast. Last year’s Euros final was perhaps the best day of Weird Uncle Fiver’s life, apart from the loss on penalties and his subsequently arrest. Now, though, Weird Uncle Fiver has changed his tune because there is a little bit of history between the two nations and, frankly, he has jumped on every bandwagon since the wheel was invented.

To ensure that staff have the chance to watch the final of the UEFA Women's EURO 2022, the supermarket chains will be shutting at 4pm this Sunday and stopping ...

A record Women's Euros crowd is expected at the final. Along with an early finish for its staff, Iceland will also be releasing a special pizza and drink bundle for fans to enjoy while cheering on the Lionesses. The deal will be available in store and online and includes a choice of two Chicago Town pizzas and a three-litre bottle of Pepsi for £5. All Iceland and The Food Warehouse stores in the UK will close early on Sunday (July 31) in support of England's Lionesses. To ensure that staff have the chance to watch the final of the UEFA Women's EURO 2022, the supermarket chains will be shutting at 4pm this Sunday and stopping all online deliveries at 5pm, Liverpool Echo reports.

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England will face old foes Germany in the ultimate showdown at Wembley in the Women's Euro final on Sunday - but when and where can you watch the match? Pre-match build-up will begin from 4pm BST. And who is favourite for the grand finale? What channel is it on? And are England the favourites to go all the way? But what time is the game?

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She has named the same starting XI for every game at this tournament and is expected to do so again on Sunday. No manager, in a men’s or women’s Euros, has done that. There is a belief at the FA and among the players that this is the best-prepared England squad ever. The squad travelled back from Sheffield on Wednesday morning after their 4-0 semi-final win over Sweden, with those who played doing a recovery session in the afternoon. Everyone knows about 1966, 1990 and 1996, but Germany beat England 6-2 the last time the Lionesses reached a major final, in 2009. Now they are in the final, England must not forget what got them there. xThey are not the dominant force they once were but they are a slick, well-oiled machine who have a knack of turning up when it matters most.

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Beth Mead is the joint top scorer at this tournament with six. The 31-year-old is incredibly physical and looks to use her power to bring others into play. England’s forwards caught the eye against Sweden, but it was their midfield that really won them the game.

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At the time of writing, Wiegman should be able to pick from a fully fit squad for Sunday’s final. You can get odds of 11/5 for a draw with 90 minutes. How can I watch the Euro 2022 final?

ENGLAND take on Germany in the final of Women's Euro 2022 on Sunday, hoping to lift the European Championship trophy for the first time.

There will also be a live stream of the game on the BBC Sport website. The final is the only game of the tournament being played at Wembley. Yes – as has been the case right throughout the tournament, there will be live coverage of the final on the BBC.

There is lots of demand for tickets to Sunday's final which takes place at the 90000 capacity Wembley Stadium after the Lionesses beat Sweden in the ...

The Lionesses are making history and now it's your turn to grab a slice of it - make sure you’ve got your copy of the official UEFA Women’s EURO 2022 final programme! "But the risk is clear, you could pay hundreds of pounds for unofficial resale tickets and not get in." Adam French, who is personal finance editor at The Money Edit website, said: "Tickets for Sunday's final at Wembley are in hot demand."

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Can the Lionesses snatch the trophy on Sunday, or does Howard tip Germany to lift the trophy for an astonishing ninth time? And here at The Scotsman, we’ve been delighted to document it all with our weekly podcast. With record breaking scorelines meeting record breaking attendances, the tournament seems destined to go down in history as the one that punched through the ceiling of the women’s game and brought it fully into the mainstream.

Millions of fans will tune in for Sunday's big match at Wembley Stadium.

Home to one of the biggest beer gardens in north London, The Canonbury Tavern will show the final on its four screens. The Hope & Anchor in Brixton boasts 24 TV screens, a large projector as well as private, heated garden huts and screening rooms. Camden Town Brewery is hosting a viewing party at the Beer Hall for Sunday’s final. Tickets will be allocated on a first-come first-served basis. Plymouth Argyle FC’s Home Park Stadium will open its doors to supporters to watch the final. Fans can also tuck into takeaway pizza from Happy Face and a refreshing glass of Amie wine. Footy fans can watch the match on the lawns at Bexhill seafront. Register by 5pm on Friday for the chance to get a ticket. If you’ve not been lucky enough to get a ticket for Sunday’s showpiece at Wembley you may opt to watch the game at home via the Beeb’s coverage. Brewed in honour of Lionesses and Arsenal star Beth Mead, the cans of beer will be available exclusively at the Beer Hall during the game. A big screen has been provided by Box Broadband for the free-to-attend, family-friendly event, Sussex World reported. Doors open at 2pm.

Sarina Wiegman's Lionesses will be looking for a first-ever European Championship crown and England's first major tournament title – men's or women's – since ...

Walsh has been impressive all tournament for England in the centre of midfield, and embodies the spirit installed into the team by Wiegman, while 20-year-old Oberdorf has grown throughout the competition. Left-back Daly arguably struggled against Spain during England’s quarter-final victory and most of the Spanish attacking threat was down their right-hand side, but the 30-year-old has been a source of strength during other matches. The 31-year-old Wolfsburg forward is joint leader – alongside England’s Beth Mead – in the race to win the Golden Boot with six goals from five matches and she will provide a formidable test for Bright and her defensive colleagues.