Robertlepongeauthor: I'll be watching in the bar in the French village where I live, with all my French friends. I've been giving them all pelters since the final whistle last night and will expect exactly the same if we lose, but am confident we'll win in 90 minutes tonight.

Jurgen Klinsmann
Former Germany head coach on BBC One

There is a lot of respect in Germany for the England side but obviously they hope their team will turn up like it did against Portugal in the group stage when they won 4-2. They don't want to see a repeat of the Hungary performance in the last game.

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Some wise words from a footballing legend after France's Euro 2020 exit. Kylian Mbappe's penalty was saved in the shootout as Switzerland produced one of the greatest shocks in the European Championship.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Manchester City have agreed a one-year contract extension with club skipper Fernandinho.

The 36-year-old joined City in 2013, since when he has won four Premier League titles and six EFL Cups.

Fernandinho was part of the City side beaten in the Champions League final by Chelsea in May.

"In my head and my mind, the job is not done yet," he said.

“And so that's why I decided to stay here another year and try to help the team and the club to achieve the goals that they're looking for."

There's some big contract news emerging from Manchester City.

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The calm before the storm. How are we all feeling?

#bbcfootball

Steve Tervet: On holiday in Queensland, three-day lockdown just announced, no plans for tomorrow so the whole family - including our six-year-old daughter - will be getting a 1.45am alarm call for the big one. Come on England!

Jason Lack: Heading to a church in Belgium full of Germans! For an evening of friendly banter, beer and Bratties.

Paul: How will I watch the game? Mostly from behind the settee or through my fingers. Let’s hope it’s at least 20% entertaining as last nights matches.

Get me to that church, Jason...

England

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Raheem Sterling has scored 14 goals in his last 19 appearances for England, after scoring just twice in his first 45 appearances for the national team.

James Warren: England can beat Germany, they need to ensure they do three things. They need to play as England, NOT try to play Germany in the style of Germany. Need to step up a gear and they need to hold onto the lead (which they will get early on). Don’t fear them!

Paul A: My fear for the England team tonight 3 CB, 2FB, 2CDM, Foden, Mount and Kane alone up front. My hope (but not going to happen) Conv back 4, Philips, Mount, Bellingham, then Grealish, Sancho and Kane, with Grealish and Sancho free to roam across the 10/11/7 roles.

Olly Foster
BBC reporter

The FA has confirmed that Mason Mount and Ben Chilwell are now back with the squad at the England team hotel in Maida Vale.

The Chelsea pair officially came out of a ten day period of self-isolation at midnight last night.

They were identified as a close contact of positive Covid-19 case Billy Gilmour after the game against Scotland on 18 June.

This was filmed at 7.25 this morning. A lot of noise for 7.25...

Turin 1990. Wembley 1996. England's bid for World Cup and European Championship glory have been peppered by penalty shootout heartbreak at the hands of Germany.

So of course Gareth Southgate's side have been practicing penalties now Euro 2020 has reached the sudden death knockout stage.

"I'm hoping none of the games go to penalties because it's one of the scariest things in football," Phil Foden tells BBC Sport.

"Yeah, if I'm on the pitch, I'm more than willing to take one."

Asked about whether Southgate has spoken about his penalty miss during the Euro 96 semi-final shootout with Germany at Wembley, Foden added: "He's not going to bring that up, is he?"

PWilliamsTBF: The Germans are saying they're favourites if it goes to penalties, essentially admitting they're not favourites for the rest of the match. Yeah I'll take that...

After watching this, how can England not win? Superb stuff...

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

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There are the doubts that still surround this England team and cast a cloud over their hopes.

Harry Kane is still struggling for that elusive first goal of the tournament and England will need their world-class striker to fire in a manner that will instantly elevate their level of threat. Gareth Southgate will hope its arrival is imminent.

England are struggling to finish teams off, or even trouble them in the case of Scotland.

All this will be noted by Southgate and England, as Euro 2020 gets even more serious and the stakes get even higher.

Read more from BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty.

Matt Williams: If England can take stock from anything last night, it is that underdogs can rip up the rulebooks (and history) with the right mentality. If Switzerland can beat that French team, England can beat this German team.

Love the positivity, Matt.

Germany

Ilkay Gundogan has scored twice at Wembley, for Borussia Dortmund in the 2013 Champions League final and for Manchester City in the Premier League.

He could become just the second player to score at the ground for a club side and the German national team, after Per Mertesacker.

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Harry Kane or Thomas Muller? Or both?

Who would you pick in your combined XI? And will you find space for the two forwards, who are yet to score at a Euros but have previously impressed on the big stage?

Pick your preferred side by clicking here and share it on social media using #bbcfootball.