Intro:

England striker Toni Duggan has been looking ahead to the Women's World Cup semi-final meeting with defending champions Japan.

Script:

1. SOUNDBITE: (English) Toni Duggan, England striker:

"It will be massive. It's.... when I think of it I'm sometimes lost for words, we're literally one step away (from the World Cup) final and I don't think I'll be getting much sleep tonight, but come tomorrow I'm sure myself and the whole team will be ready and ready to give it our all. As I say, we've come so far now we don't want to throw it away at the last hurdle."

2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Toni Duggan, England striker:

"There's no (more) motivation needed than to beat the world champions. They're a great team with great players, great individuals and a great philosophy, but we believe that our philosophy is just as good and we can combat that, and hopefully on the night, if we stick to our gameplan, I feel that we can overcome that."

3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Toni Duggan, England striker (on fans in England watching the match in the early hours of Thursday morning):

"I think it's great. I think we should encourage as many fans to stay up. Obviously it's difficult with the time, the time difference, but hopefully we've inspired a nation already and they're already planning on staying up and showing us support. But I'd say to the parents out there, let the kids stay up. Hopefully they'll be inspired and you never know, we might have a few internationals out there as well.... in the future years."

4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Toni Duggan, England striker:

"It's a massive moment. It's a massive moment in, women's football in England, but it's also a massive moment in football, in England in general, in the history of the football. I think we're only the third team (along with the men's team) to get this far so, it's going to be an incredible moment come Wednesday night but, we're one step away from a final, one step away from making even more history and, I can tell you that the girls are going to give it our all to, to be at that next stage."