Rollercoaster of emotions for England and Spain fans during Euro 2024 final

It was heartbreak for England as they lose to Spain in the Euro 2024 final

Football fans across Europe crowded around televisions, gathering in fan zones, and waving flags as they watched Spain beat England in the Euro 2024 final.

Thousands of supporters poured into Berlin's Olympiastadion in Germany, while many of those without tickets watched the match on a screen at the Brandenburg Gate.

Fans did not disappoint with their costumes, props, face-paint, and emotion for a tense conclusion to the tournament.

Here is a taste of the atmosphere from the England and Spain fans throughout the day.

The fiesta started for Spanish supporters before kick-off

This was one way of showing off your favourite player, but let us hope the Lamine-Yamal-masked-fan was actually able to see the game

Fan zones outside of Berlin tuned in to the match too with flags, colourful wigs, and face paint.

In these crowded spaces, some even bought along goggles to avoid any drinks getting in their eyes when celebrating goals.

There was a celebratory mood among these England fans in London as the game kicked off

These England fans were well-prepared for any beer throwing

There were many nail-biting moments for fans on Sunday night

Fans gathered in Sunderland - where England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford is from - to watch the game

No face paint? These England supporters in Manchester used sequins instead

Fans in Pamplona, Spain celebrated after Nico Williams scored their first goal

Spain fans in the Canary Islands started celebrations early

Meanwhile England fans in Manchester looked on in shock

But shock turned to jubilation for fans in London as Cole Palmer scored to equalise

One England fan celebrated Cole Palmer's goal surrounded by Spain fans

But celebrations were short-lived as Mikel Oyarzabal scored a second goal for Spain

Spain fans celebrated their Euro 2024 win after the final whistle

It was heartbreak for England fans once more

Fans in London were miserable as England prepared to return home empty-handed