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England vs Germany live stream FREE: How to watch Women’s Euro 2022 final without paying a penny

ENGLAND’S huge Women’s Euro 2022 final against Germany is here.

Wembley Stadium is long sold out for the historic showpiece final – but there is a way you can watch it all at home for FREE.

England boss Sarina Wiegman with captain Leah Williamson

England captain Leah Williamson says the final will “not be the end but the start of the journey”, and win or lose, she hopes the Lionesses performances will have a broader impact on society.

Williamson said: “What we’ve seen already is that this hasn’t just been a change for women’s football, but society in general and how we’re looked upon.

“There will be a moment of reflection. It’s my job to go out and win but I hope this is the start; this is a marker for the future.

“For every success we make and change of judgement or opening the eyes of people who view women as someone who is equal – that changes society and that is a powerful message.

“These strides we take forward can impact everyone on that wider scale.”

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When is England vs Germany?

The Women’s Euro 2022 final between England and Germany takes place on Sunday, July 31.

The big match kick off at 5pm UK time.

A sold-out Wembley Stadium plays host.

Alexandra Popp’s Germany stand in England’s way

How can I live stream England vs Germany for FREE?

You can watch England vs Germany for FREE on the in the UK if you have a TV licence.

BBC’s coverage gets underway from 3.50pm.

In addition, EE mobile customers can also live stream the game on the iPlayer WITHOUT using any data.

Free data will apply for customers between noon – midnight.

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