Good evening. England are through to their first Women’s World Cup final, and English football’s first global final since 1966, as Sarina Wiegman’s resolute team beat co-hosts Australia on their own turf in a gripping semi-final.

Manchester City winger Lauren Hemp’s cool finish into the bottom corner with 19 minutes remaining and then her deft pass to set up Alessia Russo for a late third England goal on the counterattack dashed Australia’s dreams. 

Tom Garry writes that Norfolk-born Hemp came of age to torment Australia. You can read the Telegraph player ratings for the England team here. And Luke Edwards writes that England manager Sarina Wiegman is the Pep Guardiola of women’s football.