How far will England go?

Despite the absence of captain Leah Williamson and Beth Mead, who was the player of the tournament at the European Championship last summer, England still have the potential to go all the way. Not facing the USA until the final (due to the draw) is a definite boost, but their route through the knockout stages could be a challenging one which they'll need to be at their best to navigate successfully.

Who are the biggest threats to England?

Hosts Australia are potential last 16 opponents, and were the side who ended England's record unbeaten run under Sarina Weigman in April. The Lionesses could face a re-run of the European Championship final with Germany in the quarter-finals - but the stand-out side are, without a doubt, the USA, who are bidding to win their third World Cup in a row. England did beat them in their last encounter, though - but to shatter that air of invincibility in a major tournament final would be one of the greatest achievements in English football.

Who do you back to be top scorer?

Alex Morgan and Sophia Smith are two to watch for the USA, who expect to reach the final and are capable of racking up huge scorelines against smaller teams. Chelsea's Sam Kerr will relish her superstar role on home soil, but her prospects depend on how deep Australia go into the tournament. As for England, either Rachel Daly or Alessia Russo could be a serious contender - depending on who Sarina Wiegman picks as the Lionesses' number 9.

Any tips for getting up early to watch the games?!

Thankfully, kick off times for England matches aren't too bad, with 9.30am the earliest kick off in the group stage for the Lionesses. Make yourself a good breakfast, grab a cup of tea, sit back and enjoy!