What time is The Women's Euro final

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. There is hype in Germany at the moment and we hope to keep that up." They were given a stiff quarter-final test by an aggressive Austria, who did not allow them to control the game, while the semi-final against France was a similarly tight affair. Leah Williamson, England captain: "It’s a fairtytale fixture with the history behind it but you wouldn’t expect to get to the final without playing the best team in the tournament. "What we’ve seen in the tournament already is that this hasn’t just been a change for women’s football but society in general, how we’re looked on. Sarina Wiegman, England coach: "Germany have done incredibly over the years. "At some point it might be physical, Germany can play direct. They’re unbeaten for a very long time, it would be a good time to change that." 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). They are missing Klara Bühl through illness. 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. Led by their inspiring captain Alex Popp, this is a team in every sense of the word. 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.