City are now solely represented by England, following Scotland and Canada’s elimination, with seven Blues amongst Phil Neville’s 23-player squad.
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Having topped Group D with a 100% record, the Lionesses booked their spot in the semi-finals with a pair of 3-0 wins against Cameroon and Norway in the knock-out stages.
Neville’s team will face pre-tournament favourites and reigning Champions the United States of America in the last four.
Each of our City stars have featured for Neville’s side during the tournament, with captain Steph Houghton and stalwart Jill Scott starting all five games, while Karen Bardsley, Keira Walsh and Ellen White have clocked up four appearances.
Georgia Stanway was introduced from the bench in each group game and the Norway tie clash, and Demi Stokes made her return from injury in the 2-0 win over Japan, making her first start in the quarter-final win.
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White will be eyeing a goal to edge her above the USA’s Alex Morgan – celebrating her 30th birthday – and Megan Rapinoe in the race for the Golden Boot.
The other semi-final encounter sees Olympic silver medalists Sweden lock horns with European Champions the Netherlands on Wednesday 3 July (8pm BST).
Who will progress to the Final...?
Semi-finalists
England
USA
Sweden
Netherlands
Semi-finals: Fixtures
2 July 2019
Match 49: England v USA
8pm BST
BBC One, BBC iPlayer
3 July 2019
Match 50: Netherlands v Sweden
BBC One, BBC iPlayer
Third-Place Play-Off fixture
6 July 2019
Match 51: Match 49 runner-up v Match 50 runner-up
5pm BST
BBC Two, BBC iPlayer
Final
7 July 2019
Match 52: Match 49 winner v Match 50 winner
4pm BST
BBC One, BBC iPlayer
