Millions are set to tune in to watch the football this Sunday, August 20 for what will be an historic match for England. 

As the mighty Lionesses will be battling it out against Spain in hopes to win the Women's World Cup. 

After what has been a rollercoaster of a World Cup for the team, with Lauren James receiving a red card and captain Leah Williamson unable to play due to injury, it's set to be an unforgettable match. 

2022 saw the Lionesses win the Euros and now many expect that they will bring football home again with the World Cup trophy. 

So you don't miss out on any of the football action, here's everything you need to know. 

When is the Women's World Cup Final?

The World Cup Final is taking place on Sunday, August 20 between England and Spain and will be held at Stadium Australia in Sydney.

What time is the kick-off for the Women's World Cup Final?

As the final is being held in Australia, it will mean a morning match for the UK, with a kickoff time of 11am BST, whilst local kick-off time is 8pm AEST.

How to watch the Women's World Cup Final?

You can watch The Lionesses on two channels this Sunday, on BBC One and ITV1 as well as their streaming services BBC iPlayer and ITV X.

Coverage on BBC One starts at 10am whilst ITV coverage starts at 9.25am.

Will there be a bank holiday if the Lionesses win the World Cup?

Unfortunately, the government has turned down the chances of an extra bank holiday for a win. 

As a government spokesperson previously said: "The current pattern of public and bank holidays is well established and there are no plans to change this."

Can Lauren James play in the World Cup Final?

Although Lauren James was banned from two games following a red card, she can play in the World Cup Final if England boss Sarina Wiegman gives the go-ahead. 

James's ban lasted the two previous games, against Comloubia and Australia, meaning so could still go against Spain for the final.