There is just one match remaining of the 2019 Women's World Cup, with either USA or Netherlands set to be crowned champions of the world.
World Cup holders USA reached the final following a thrilling 2-1 semi-final victory over England, with Alex Morgan and Christen Press' goals proving decisive.
But the result did not tell the whole story of the game with Ellen White being denied her seventh goal of the tournament by the slimmest of margins following a VAR offside call, while Lionesses captain Steph Houghton missed a late penalty.
England ultimately finished fourth, but this tournament may well mark a sea change for women's football in the UK as a peak viewing audience of 11.7million - a record number - tuned in to make that semi-final the most-watched TV programme of 2019.
With interest in the women's game at an all-time high, here's how you can follow all of today's action...
How to watch the World Cup Final
BBC Sport has had live coverage of every single match of the tournament on television via the red button, through the BBC Sport website and the app, and today is no different.
The final will be broadcast live on BBC One with coverage beginning at 3:30pm BST, which is available for absolutely free to anybody with a valid TV licence.
The match will also be live streaming free online via the BBC iPlayer for TV licence holders.
Radio listeners will be able to tune into live commentary with BBC Radio 5 Live from 3:30pm.
BBC's coverage will be presented by Gabby Logan, with expert analysis from Alex Scott, Hope Solo and Dion Dublin. Jonathan Pearce and Sue Smith will be on commentary duty for the match itself.
Standard Sport will have full coverage of the match via our LIVE blog.
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