Euro 2025 live: Lauren James injury latest as England build up to Spain rematch in final

They may have already used their nine lives, but England are through to their third consecutive major tournament final at Euro 2025.

Yes, England have been extremely fortunate to make it this far, requiring miraculous escapes to defeat Sweden and Italy in the knockout stages and overcome sub-par performances.

But if the Lionesses have had some luck on their side, there is no denying that reaching another final is an impressive achievement – one that is unprecedented in England’s history.

“She’s still recovering,” Wiegman said. “She’s doing things on the pitch and we have two more days so we’re going to give her time.

“We don’t know yet [if she’ll be ready], but that’s what we’re going to go for – [we want to have] 23 players available for the game on Sunday.”

James recovered from a hamstring injury to be fit for the Euros and has started all five of England’s games at the tournament.

England forward Lauren James is still recovering from her ankle injury and is a doubt to be fit for the Euro 2025 final against Spain on Sunday.

James took a knock during England’s semi-final against Italy on Tuesday and was forced off at half-time, but was seen taking some part in training on Friday afternoon.

Spain are looking to follow their World Cup triumph two years ago, where they beat England 1-0 in Sydney, with a first ever Euros title while the Lionesses will be out for revenge as they defend their title.

Here’s everything you need to know about the Euro 2025 final.