ENGLAND are ready to take on Spain in the final of the Women’s World Cup.
The Lionesses, overseen by manager Sarina Wiegman, have made it all the way to the last stage of the FIFA tournament with the support of the country behind them.
England’s Alessia Russo is part of the Lioness squad taking on Spain at the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023Stephanie Meek – CameraSport via Getty Images
Where can I buy an England Women’s World Cup final shirt?
If you want to show your support for England‘s women’s national team at the final of the World Cup, it is possible to buy a shirt.
Lioness shirts can be bought through on the official England website and through the Nike website.
The kits are also available through Foudys, which describes itself as “the first and only official store in the world dedicated to women’s football.”
Shirts are priced at £79.95 each, though the England store has strips that are personalised with the names of the players which cost a little more, at £94.95.
England’s first kit is made up of the traditional white top with navy blue shorts.
The away kit, meanwhile, is light blue.
Both the home and away shirts are available to purchase.
England will be wearing their light blue kit with white socks as they take on Spain in the World Cup final.
This is due to the fact that their white kit features dark blue shorts which are too similar to Spain‘s.
What other merchandise can I buy for the World Cup final?
Nike has a range of other products that fans can purchase to support the Lionesses.
The website sells a football jacket for £79.95, a t-shirt for £27.95 and joggers for £49.95.
Foudys, meanwhile, also has various products that England fans can buy and wear for the big final.
Their range includes socks for £6.99, a pullover hoodie for £84.95 and a zip-up jacket for £89.95.
When is the Women’s World Cup final?
The final of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 will take place on Sunday August 20.
The match, held at Stadium Australia in Sydney, will start at 11am UK time.
The England vs Spain game will be broadcast live across the BBC, with coverage on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online, BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds.
On ITV, meanwhile, live coverage will be available on TV and online via ITVX.