The Three Lions came in as potential favourites, according to the bookies and with the high quality of players among their ranks, it made sense as to why they sat around 3/1 to become champions. However, England’s tournament hasn’t been pretty by any means. Their performances have been below par, but shockingly due to some individual moments of brilliance. They have landed in their second consecutive Euro final, which is an historic achievement (first final on foreign soil).

Spanish boss, Luis de la Fuente, is confident that his boys can complete the task ahead, especially with the confidence of an entire country fully behind him. However, Gareth Southgate, has been under immense pressure and scrutiny, but he would love nothing more than seeing his lads spin the narrative and bring the cup home. Harry Kane may not have been at his best at these finals, but converting from the spot against the Netherlands made him the all-time top scorer in the knockout stages of the Euros (six).

The stage is set, history will be made either way. Who will rise to the occasion and reach the promised land. There are decent ODDS on both nations, so this is the time to make those brave decisions and choose your champion to be.