The Young Lions beat Brazil 3-1 in the semi-final, while opponents Spain overcame Mali 3-1.
Steve Cooper's side are aiming to replicate the U20s, who this summer became the first England side since 1966 to win any World Cup.
Unbeaten England will be on familiar territory when they take to the field for the final in Kolkata, India, having also played their semi-final in the Salt Lake Stadium.
A crowd of more than 66,000 is expected, while the players may have to contend with temperatures tipping past 30C.
They have dealt with pressure well so far, overcoming Japan on penalties in the last 16 before impressing in their next two knockout matches.
