The Matildas have enthralled the nation with their epic run to the World Cup semi final.
Standing between them and a place in the final is England.
Can Australia get the job done and qualify for an historic final on home soil? Millions of Aussies will be tuning in to find out.
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Here’s how to watch Wednesday night’s World Cup semi final in Australia:
What channel are the Matildas on in Australia?
The Matildas' World Cup semi final with England will be broadcast live and free around the country on Seven.
Australia’s success at the World Cup has proved a ratings winner for the network.
Saturday's dramatic penalty shootout win over France was the highest rating program of the decade and comes in just behind the men’s final from the 2005 Australian Open (Lleyton Hewitt vs. Marat Safin) as the most-watched program since Cathy Freeman’s 400m final at Sydney 2000.
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Matildas live stream: Watch Australia vs. England online
Fans in Australia have two options to stream the match: 7Plus or Optus Sport.
7Plus is free for all Australians to use provided they create an account, and millions have watched the action in the country as they have been gripped by World Cup fever.
Optus Sport is a subscription service and costs $24.99 for non-Optus customers.
What time is the Matildas game tonight? Australia vs. England kickoff
Wednesday night's semifinal clash between Australia and England begins at 8:00 p.m. local time at Stadium Australia.
- Date: Wednesday, August 16
- Time: 8:00 p.m. AEST
Live pre-game coverage on Channel Seven and Optus Sport is due to begin at 7:00 p.m. AEST.
Matildas lineup: Predicted teams for Australia vs. England
Australia coach Tony Gustavsson has made it clear that Sam Kerr will be included in the starting XI if she is fully fit.
After playing over an hour against France, it is unclear whether the Matildas' star striker will make her first start of the tournament.
Emily van Egmond could come out in place of Kerr, but we're predicting an unchanged lineup for the host nation on Wednesday.
- Australia predicted lineup (4-4-1-1): 18-Arnold (GK) — 21-Carpenter, 15-Hunt, 14-Kennedy, 7-Catley — 16-Raso, 19-Gorry, 23-Cooney-Cross, 9-Foord — 10-Van Egmond — 11-Fowler
As for England, they will again be without star attacker Lauren James, who is still serving a two-match suspension.
Expect a similar team to be named from their quarterfinal win over Colombia, with Chloe Kelly and Lauren Hemp likely to fight it out for the third spot up front.
- England predicted lineup (3-4-3): 1-Earps (GK) — 16-Carter, 6-Bright, 5-Greenwood — 2- Bronze, 8-Stanway, 4-Walsh, 9-Daly — 10-Toone — 23-Russo, 11-Hemp
