Adam: World in Motion, 100%. I'll be honest, I absolutely can't STAND Three Lions anymore. Makes me cringe so hard! Then again, I also hate Fairytale of New York at Christmas, so maybe I'm just weird?

Francesca Gunn: Three lions of course who doesn’t get pumped when you start singing it… then to follow sweet Caroline and the crowd goes wild!!

Sweet Caroline seems to have become the anthem of England's Euro summer so far!

Leonardo Spinazzola, who suffered an Achilles injury during last night's quarter-final win over Belgium, has a message for his team-mates:

...You can watch Ukraine v England, tonight at 19:00 BST on BBC One, iPlayer and the BBC Sport app. Kick-off is at 20:00.

Eight hours to go.

This Three Lions/World in Motion debate has really got you talking - we are busy sorting through all your replies!

However, do we have another contender?

Some Premier League news now...

New Tottenham boss Nuno Espirito Santo has begun assembling his backroom team, with Ian Cathro, Rui Barbosa and Antonio Dias joining the north London club.

Ryan Mason, who was appointed caretaker manager following the departure of Jose Mourinho, has returned to the Tottenham Academy as head of player development.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

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England have done well so far. They've been cautious, but it has worked.

Ukraine got a great result against Sweden in the last round but the thing about this tournament is that you are only as good as your worst player.

They have got some very good players, but they have got some ordinary players too.

England haven't conceded a goal yet and Southgate knows his side will always get chances in games - a return to Wembley for the semi-final is beckoning them.

Prediction: 2-0 England win.

Ukraine boss Andriy Shevchenko: “We clearly understand with whom we are playing. England is one of the best teams in Euro 2020, one of the most balanced and has wonderful players.

"We understand that the opponent is the favourite but we also know our strengths. We have already shown in this tournament our character and the principles of our game, and we will stick to them.

" This is the foundation of our team. I know we are facing a difficult game, but my players have character. We will try to show it.”

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In the summer of 2006, Andriy Shevchenko arrived in the Premier League with a reputation as one of the game's biggest stars.

However, his £30m move to Chelsea didn't really work out and he left in 2008 to return to AC Milan having scored nine goals in 47 Premier League games.

The BBC's article reporting the transfer said he had "failed to make an impact".

However, his reputation back home in Ukraine remained undimmed and 15 years on he is leading his country at a major tournament as a manager, and has guided them to a first European Championship quarter-final.

Read the full story of Ukraine's manager here.

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Plenty of England fans have been saying this given the attacking talent in the squad.

However, given they have got this far without conceding a goal, is it a case of 'if it aint broken, don't fix it' for Gareth Southgate?

Let's move away from the Euros for a moment, and Brazil beat Chile in the Copa America quarter-final to set up a last four tie against Peru.

Lucas Paqueta gave Brazil an lead early in the second half before Gabriel Jesus was sent-off within two minutes for a high kick on Eugenio Mena.

Chile piled on pressure but the closest they came to an equaliser was Ben Brereton's header hitting the bar.

Peru advanced after beating Paraguay 4-3 on penalties after a 3-3 draw.

You can read all the details here.

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James and Emma: Hey #bbcfootball, external can you help settle this one? I was born in '83 and the wife is five years older than me. She's saying "World in Motion" and I'm having none of it! "3 Lions" all day long!!

Now that's a question James and Emma - but I'm going to sit on the fence and throw it open to the public.

Which song do you prefer and why? Maybe you like both? Or maybe you can't stand them!

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Relive the last time England faced Ukraine at the European Championship in 2012, when Wayne Rooney marked his return to the team with a goal and there was an officiating controversy when a strike for Ukraine was not recognised as John Terry hooked the ball clear from just behind the line.

Adrian Taber: Tonight at 3am I will be watching the game in Perth, Australia with my mate Steve. Bringing on the good luck of the Three Lions with this beauty.

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That's dedication Adrian!

I was in Australia during the 2010 World Cup. Stayed up until 6am to watch England draw 0-0 with Algeria....

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has released a statement before tonight's game against England after he spoke to the Ukraine players via video call:

“We talked, laughed and got focused! Do you know what I’m thinking about?

"The English are often called the 'fathers of football'. But the players in our team are among the youngest at the Euros. So today is a good chance to show that parents have a lot to learn from their children.

"Guys, catch your game, think only about victory, and we will do everything so that you do not forget for a single moment that there are 40 million Ukrainians with you on the pitch!”

The average age of the England squad is actually younger than Ukraine's - though they are both among the youngest at the tournament.

Several journalists are reporting that Jadon Sancho will be handed his first start of the tournament this evening - is that the right call by Gareth Southgate?

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