In a history-making moment for the England women's team, they face off against Spain in the final of the Women's World Cup. The Lionesses' impressive performance throughout the tournament has ignited hopes of a long-awaited victory and the chance to bring football home.

The men's team has suffered a painful history of blown chances, unfulfilled promises, and knockout losses, particularly after penalty shootouts. This has led to a sense of anticipation and excitement among the nation as the women's team advances in the tournament.

However, there are concerns that the women's team is not receiving the same recognition and support as their male counterparts. The government has ruled out declaring a bank holiday if England wins, a move that critics argue would have been automatic if it were the men's team in the final.

Despite this disparity, the spirits of the nation are high as England prepares for the historic match. The team's success has already sparked interest and raised hopes for a surge in popularity and investment in women's football. The question remains: Will the Lionesses finally bring football home and create a new era of success for the England national team?

Only time will tell, but for now, the nation eagerly awaits the outcome of the Women's World Cup final.