Hull City forward Sone Aluko has flown to Canada to offer moral support to his sister, England international Eniola, ahead of the eagerly anticipated meeting against Japan in the semi - final of the Women&rsquo;s World Cup.<br /><br />Chelsea&rsquo;s Eniola Aluko has not featured in the Three Lionesses last three games and would be hoping that manager Mark Sampson considers her against the defending champions.<br /><br />Hours leading up to the game at the Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, Eniola Aluko, a veteran of three World Cups, acknowledged that she is ready for one of the biggest games in her career.<br /><br />The England number nine posted on&nbsp; Twitter : &ldquo;Semi final time!!! Doesn&rsquo;t get any bigger. Let&rsquo;s go #ENG.&rdquo;<br /><br />Super Eagle Sone Aluko is in Canada for another reason, as a representative of the International Players Union, FIFPRO.<br /><br />The FIFPro Ambassador will present a project for women&rsquo;s football in compliance with the agreement reached in 2014 during the General Assembly in Tokyo.<br /><br />Photo Credit : fifa.com<br />