England

England striker Ollie Watkins on reaction to semi-final win in camp: "I was speaking to Harry Kane this morning at breakfast. I am trying to soak in all these moments as they don't come around too often.

"We're in such a small bubble, you move on to the next thing. We were quickly back on the bus playing Uno [after the semi-final], ready for the next match. Our focus is now on the final. It's just back to base camp and keep focusing."

Image source, Getty Images

England

England striker Ollie Watkins on fielding a question about former club Exeter City playing tonight: "I do keep track but I didn't think that question would come out of your mouth with that fixture. Good memories [at Exeter] and good luck to them."

England

Image source, Getty Images

Ollie Watkins on celebrating with the England subs after scoring the winner against the Netherlands in Wednesday's semi-final: "Dean Henderson said it's the best moment of his career and he wasn't even playing.

"We work so hard, day in and day out, across the season. We're all here on merit, we're regular starters for our club teams. It's hard to adapt to being a substitute but everyone's together. It [England's run to the final] has brought the group together."

England

England striker Ollie Watkins says he has a "fire in his belly" and hopes he can produce if called upon again in Sunday's final against Spain.

Watkins added that he was not shocked he managed to score the winner against the Netherlands because he has full belief in himself and had "manifested it".

Image source, Getty Images

England

Right, England striker Ollie Watkins is in position. Click on the play icon to watch his news conference...

England

Ollie Watkins was made to wait before being thrown on against the Netherlands in the semi-final, so perhaps it is only fitting that he is fashionably late to today's news conference.

Not sure the Aston Villa striker will be able to replicate the impact he made against the Dutch though.

Here he comes...

Gary Rose
BBC Sport in Berlin

Let's hope the sky above Berlin is getting rid of all its rain now before Sunday because the heavens have opened big time here.

Just before everyone ran off to find cover, I braved asking fans of teams who had been knocked out for their thoughts on the final.

Michel, a Germany fan, said: "I would prefer Spain to win. I wished for the Netherlands to win the tournament since Germany got knocked out, but now I think Spain is the better choice because English football is not that attractive to watch."

Ole, a Netherlands fan, said: "Spain have played the best football until now, and of course we lost to England, so we have to support the opposite team, really."

Daniele and son Flavio, who are Italy fans, said: "England do have some great players like Bukayo Saka, Jude Bellingham, Phil Foden and Kobbie Mainoo, but we think Spain will win 2-0."

Germany fan Benjamin, with his son Fabian, said: "We want England to win. They have Harry Kane and he is the best English player. We also don't like Spain because they beat Germany."

Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at the England camp

Ollie Watkins' news conference was delayed, but it looks like it should start soon.

England players were coming and going ahead of media commitments and, with supporters waiting outside, they stopped for pictures and to sign things.

Image source, BBC Sport

Image source, Getty Images

Spanish media reports have suggested that Atletico Madrid striker Alvaro Morata will be able to play on Sunday after all. The 31-year-old seemed happy training with the rest of the Spain squad on Thursday.

Image source, getty

Alvaro Morata's chances of playing in the final were put in doubt because of a strange incident after Spain's semi-final win over France on Tuesday.

During the team's on-pitch celebrations, a security guard who rushed to intercept a pitch invader heading for the Spain players and slipped, sliding into Morata's leg. The Spain captain was left holding his knee and limping in discomfort.

Think you know your European Championship players?

See if you can name this current or former footballer from the clues we've given you.

Click here to take the quiz

Thanks Ian. I'm sure that will be much appreciated by Gareth Southgate and his players.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on the Football Daily podcast

Image source, Getty Images

Gareth [Southgate] in the past has been criticised for not being a gambler in terms of his selection. He gambled at the start of the tournament with Trent [Alexander-Arnold] in the midfield area.

However, we’ve got Kobbie Mainoo. It’s been unbelievable from Gareth to actually get to the stage where he gets him in the team and keeps him in the team.

The fact that Gareth got there, how he got there doesn’t matter. He changed the system. I think everybody thought that it would be a back four all the way throughout the Euros.

He has been brave, he has tinkered, but he’s found a way of getting England to the final and people within the game really admire what he’s done and where he’s got England to.

England

As you might have guessed from Alex's update, England are running a little late. We'll give you a heads-up the moment Ollie Watkins is ready to chat to the media.

Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at the England camp

You can tell there’s a final in a couple of days by the amount of media at England’s media centre in Blankenhain.

As the players and manager enter the castle there would usually only be a couple of media waiting or doing work in the courtyard.

However, today there’s lots of cameras pointing at the entrance as Gareth Southgate, Ollie Watkins and other players on media duty enter the building.

Image source, BBC Sport

Hope you have a great day... let us know where to send the flowers!