England ramped up their preparations for the Women's World Cup tonight after beating Brazil in the first ever Women's Finalissima at a sold-out Wembley Stadium.
The Lionesses made it 30 games unbeaten under manager Sarina Wiegman but faced stern competition from the Copa America champions, who are currently ranked ninth in the world. Wiegman has already led England to plenty of silverware, having overseen last year's Euros triumph as well as back-to-back successes in the Arnold Clark Cup.
And the Dutchwoman has added another trophy to the cabinet ahead of this summer's showpiece event in Australia and New Zealand, where the Lionesses will bid to become World Champions for the first time in their history.
It was a tale of two halves after England dominated the first 45, but Brazil came out fighting in the second half scoring the equaliser in the dying minutes of normal time. England's Chloe Kelly scored the winning penalty to give them the title of winning the first ever women's Finalissima.
You can recap all of the action in our live blog below...
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