We also had plenty of you getting in touch with us about your own memories with loved ones.
Please keep sending them in! Use #bbcfootball on Twitter.
Victory sparks memories of lost loved ones
Italy v England (Sunday, 20:00 BST)
Joy, redemption, excitement, relief.
England's win over Denmark in the Euro 2020 semi-finals prompted a flurry of emotions for everyone connected to the Three Lions, but for midfielder Kalvin Phillips it was also a time for reflection.
The Leeds player, who has been one of England's most consistent performers at the tournament, joined the post-match celebrations wearing a shirt with 'Granny Val' on the back - a tribute to his grandmother Valerie Crosby, who died in February.
It was a strong reminder that in the most emotionally charged moments, our thoughts often turn to those we have loved and lost.
And it's clearly because Dave has been wearing his lucky pants throughout the tournament.
But what about you? What have you been doing during Euro 2020 for every game that you won't dare change for the final?
Let us know what your Euro 2020 superstitions are. Tweet us on #bbcfootball
8 rounds, 104 answers - the bumper Euros final quiz
Italy v England (Sunday, 20:00 BST)
And then there were two.
After 50 games, 1,218 shots and 140 goals, England and Italy are the last teams standing in Euro 2020.
From Euro 2020 so far to the Three Lions' previous meetings with the Azzurri, we've put together a mammoth quiz to put your knowledge to the test before Sunday's final at Wembley.
When the full-time whistle went at Wembley on Wednesday, I, like the rest of the nation felt an overwhelming swell of jubilation, relief, and if I'm honest, utter disbelief.
I also felt an immense sense of pride that it was this group of players, with this manager and support staff, that had written their names into the history books.
As BBC Sport's England reporter, I've been following this team for more than four weeks now - from before a ball was kicked against Croatia. Back then, a reporter who's been covering England for a lot longer than me described them as having bottled up what they'd started in Russia. Somehow, three years in it seems they've managed to mix it up to come up with something even more special.
Here's someone who knows exactly what it feels like to be inside England's camp...
Post update
Good morning!
We're officially a day away from England's Euro 2020 final against Italy.
Yes, the FINAL. Of a men's major tournament! I have to pinch myself every time...
It's all we'll be talking about today so get involved, share your England memories and we'll bring you all the news from the camp, including Gareth Southgate's press conference later on.
Live Reporting
Ellie Thomason and Neil Johnston
All times stated are UK
Post update
We also had plenty of you getting in touch with us about your own memories with loved ones.
Please keep sending them in! Use #bbcfootball on Twitter.
Victory sparks memories of lost loved ones
Italy v England (Sunday, 20:00 BST)
Joy, redemption, excitement, relief.
England's win over Denmark in the Euro 2020 semi-finals prompted a flurry of emotions for everyone connected to the Three Lions, but for midfielder Kalvin Phillips it was also a time for reflection.
The Leeds player, who has been one of England's most consistent performers at the tournament, joined the post-match celebrations wearing a shirt with 'Granny Val' on the back - a tribute to his grandmother Valerie Crosby, who died in February.
It was a strong reminder that in the most emotionally charged moments, our thoughts often turn to those we have loved and lost.
Read more here.
Get Involved - what are your superstitions?
#bbcfootball
England are in the final.
And it's clearly because Dave has been wearing his lucky pants throughout the tournament.
But what about you? What have you been doing during Euro 2020 for every game that you won't dare change for the final?
Let us know what your Euro 2020 superstitions are. Tweet us on #bbcfootball
8 rounds, 104 answers - the bumper Euros final quiz
Italy v England (Sunday, 20:00 BST)
And then there were two.
After 50 games, 1,218 shots and 140 goals, England and Italy are the last teams standing in Euro 2020.
From Euro 2020 so far to the Three Lions' previous meetings with the Azzurri, we've put together a mammoth quiz to put your knowledge to the test before Sunday's final at Wembley.
Get your brain kicking into gear. Have a go!
Laughter, tears and treats - inside the camp
Italy v England (Sunday, 20:00 BST)
When the full-time whistle went at Wembley on Wednesday, I, like the rest of the nation felt an overwhelming swell of jubilation, relief, and if I'm honest, utter disbelief.
I also felt an immense sense of pride that it was this group of players, with this manager and support staff, that had written their names into the history books.
As BBC Sport's England reporter, I've been following this team for more than four weeks now - from before a ball was kicked against Croatia. Back then, a reporter who's been covering England for a lot longer than me described them as having bottled up what they'd started in Russia. Somehow, three years in it seems they've managed to mix it up to come up with something even more special.
Read more here.
Post update
Here's someone who knows exactly what it feels like to be inside England's camp...
Post update
Good morning!
We're officially a day away from England's Euro 2020 final against Italy.
Yes, the FINAL. Of a men's major tournament! I have to pinch myself every time...
It's all we'll be talking about today so get involved, share your England memories and we'll bring you all the news from the camp, including Gareth Southgate's press conference later on.