How England's Lionesses should line up vs Australia in Women's World Cup semi-final: What does Jordan Nobbs need to do?!

Mary Earps had a bit of a nightmare for Colombia's goal on Saturday, but it's highly unlikely that it leads to her losing her place in the England team. With three clean sheets in five games, and having only conceded twice, she has been one of the best performing goalkeepers at this tournament.

An increasingly impressive performer at this World Cup, Jess Carter was great again in the win over Colombia, despite being matched up against Real Madrid's teenage phenom Linda Caicedo.

She'll have another tough task on Wednesday, with Australia's left-hand side particularly threatening, but she's shown she can handle it.

After a rusty start to the tournament, Millie Bright has been absolutely brilliant in the last few games for England. The captain was immense against Colombia and will need to be at her best once more, as she is likely to be facing Chelsea team-mate Sam Kerr.

One of England's best players at this tournament, Alex Greenwood has played three different roles already and has been superb in all of them. Like the rest of the back line, she should keep her place.

While the wing-back role certainly suits Lucy Bronze's attacking strengths, she'll need to showcase her defensive capabilities to the max on Wednesday in order to help Carter deal with Australia pair Caitlin Foord and Steph Catley down their left.

This 3-5-2 system doesn't get the best out of Keira Walsh, but with it solving other problems England have, it's likely to stay. The Barcelona star is one of the best players in the world and it'd certainly benefit all if Wiegman could make some tweaks to improve her influence in this set-up.

Another very consistent and impressive performer throughout this whole tournament, Georgia Stanway was superb against Colombia in all aspects. Needing to shoulder the creative burden with Toone out of form, her assist for Alessia Russo was great, too. Will she have more help in those areas this time?

Before this tournament began, Jordan Nobbs spoke to reporters about how Wiegman had "really helped" her understand the No.10 role. Surely she is a contender, then, to start there?

Toone hasn't shown great form at this tournament and that continued against Colombia, with her really struggling to make an impact. The only option left to play there, with James suspended, appears to be Nobbs.

With huge experience on the biggest stage from her time with Arsenal, as well as for England, putting her in for a World Cup semi-final would not be a problem at all. Could she finally get her chance?

With England lacking a natural left-back, the 3-5-2 system masks this well and Rachel Daly has done a strong job at left wing-back since the switch. It'll be a challenge against Australia, with Hayley Raso in fantastic form on their right-hand side, so Daly will need to lean on her defensive strengths here, too.

After a not-so-impressive showing against Nigeria, Russo was brilliant in the win over Colombia, looking much more positive on the ball and confident in the final third. Her link-up with Hemp was excellent and they'll need to resume that form on Wednesday to break down an Australia side that has kept four clean sheets in five games.

Like Russo, Hemp was great in this front two against China, not-so-great against Nigeria, then great against Colombia. When it works, it works a treat. England will absolutely need it to if they want to reach the World Cup final.