The first big chance!

It goes to England, who break to free Fran Kirby. She finds Ellen White with a chipped cross to the back post but her effort is saved by German keeper Merle Frohms.

Positive stuff.

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England look to get on the ball early on but Germany are into them in a flash to set Svenja Huth away. Lucy Bronze responds, though, nipping in to reclaim the ball.

Every tackle getting roared to the rafters.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Wembley

The Golden Boot will be won by an England player no matter what now that Alexandra Popp has unfortunately had to pull out.

Beth Mead leads it with six goals and five assists. Team-mate Alessia Russo has four goals so could still technically overtake her.

Popp also has six goals but no assists so Mead is ahead.

Well, it is bouncing inside Wembley.

It all comes down to this. England v Germany. Wembley. The final of Euro 2022. Leave it all out there...

Izzy Christiansen
Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

England are 100% ready to write new history for the Lionesses. They are so focused.

I'm looking forward to seeing them perform.

Kerrie: Watching all the way from Cyprus! Come on Lionesses.

Alex Scott
Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC One

In all honesty I'm gutted for Alex Popp - the tournament she's had to miss this occasion.

We still need to stay focused. We can't say we're going to win it now.

Ian Wright
Former England striker on BBC One

You know that player [Popp] not playing, it's down to you to go and finish it off.

Alexandra Popp - the joint top-scorer in the tournament - is out of the game!

Word is she pulled up in the warm-up.

Huge blow for Germany. Massive boost for England.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Wembley

There's a bit of a closing ceremony taking place on the pitch as a giant stage is brought out into the middle, while huge inflatable pods are put in front of each goal. We're about to have a dance performance and a set from singer Becky Hill.

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Jonas Eidevall
Arsenal manager on BBC One

Millie Bright may well be the player of the tournament. Her positioning is so good.

Germany were trying to drag Wendie Renard out of her position [in the France semi]. Will they challenge Bright for the space between her and the full-back?

Alex Scott
Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC One

In Sarina we trust. She makes all the right decisions.

Millie Bright has been a wall for this England team. She's always the player you want in your team. She'll give everything she can.

It's her reading of the game too. She has been a revelation for England in this tournament. Her last-ditch defending has been up here.

England men's limited overs skipper Jos Buttler, whose team are in action in a T20 decider against South Africa, joins the growing list of sporting stars from other fields to offer support to the Lionesses ahead of the final against Germany.