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Turn right out of Neeld Crescent, walk past Harrow Road’s cluster of fast-food shops, cross the train line on the concrete footbridge and, around half a mile later, you're standing on the Wembley Stadium concourse.

It was a short and simple journey for Raheem Sterling from his home in Brent, north-west London, to the national stadium where he dreamed of playing.

In fact, if you look closely at Sterling’s forearm, you’ll see a tattoo of a young boy holding a football, looking up at the Wembley arch. You might not have heard about it, although the chances are you will know about the one of a gun on his right leg.

Read more here.

Sam C: We have been to the same pub, with the same people, in the same shirts, sitting in the same positions, drinking the same drinks. My wife has to order peppercorn coated chips near to half time to guarantee a win! It’s worked so far!!

Same again then please, Sam.

Micah Richards tells stories of borrowing England team-mate Steven Gerrard's boots, his bullet header against Finland and shows off his vocals during his entertaining stint as a Euro 2020 pundit for the BBC.

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BBC Sport football expert Mark Lawrenson has been taking on BBC Radio 5 Live's pundits, presenters and commentators to predict the outcome of every game throughout the Euros.

We're down to the final game but has Lawro managed to lift himself off the bottom of the table?

Find out what he's gone for here...

Richard Cleaver: Can I get a copyright on the phrase "It came home" before Monday's newspaper headlines?

I like the confidence Richard but let's not curse anything yet!

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.

Take the quiz here.

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Federico Chiesa and Alvaro Morata scored for to set-up a tense penalty shootout which saw Italy beat Spain to advance to the final.

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England's long, painful wait for a second major men's tournament final is over.

Fifty-five years ago, the country achieved its finest football moment by winning the World Cup on home soil.

Since then, managers have been hired and fired, players picked and dropped, games won and lost, but the quest for another big showdown has always ended in failure until the arrival of Gareth Southgate and his squad at Euro 2020.

Now that the wait is over, BBC Sport looks back at the players, managers, miles and more that England have put in to reach their second notable international final. Read more here.

Di B: I've had a Skittles Cooler for desert before both our last 2 games and we've won - got to keep that tradition going tomorrow!

What's everyone's plans for tomorrow?

Are you hoping to see more of this?

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Steve Crossman look's into the career of the England manager Gareth Southgate in the latest episode of the the Daily Euros podcast.

From his first coach and mentor, to team-mates and people he has helped nurture in the England set up - i's all in there.

You can also listen to all the episodes throughout the tournament too, just head over this way for those.

Cookie: Made ice cream before and during SF so all set up to make some more on Sunday evening. Froze out the Danes so now going to freeze out the Italians.

A man who missed England's semi-final win over Denmark so he could donate stem cells has been given tickets to the final on Sunday.

Sam Astley, from Sedgley in the West Midlands, instead watched the Euro 2020 match from his hospital bed as he prepared for a procedure on Thursday.

He has been praised by the Anthony Nolan Trust and Gary Lineker.

Euro 2020 sponsor Vivo is providing him with final tickets.

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The Daily Mail back page.

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Jonny Wilson: I've had the 2003 Rugby World Cup wallchart pinned to my noticeboard for the past 18 years, in honour of England's famous victory. This morning it fell down. Is it trying to make way for something new, I wonder?

The Daily Mail

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Daily Mirror

I'll throw in some of today's newspaper back pages.

The Daily Mirror have led with the main man, Gareth Southgate.

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Friends of England midfielder Kalvin Phillips said they were thrilled to receive his match shirt following the Three Lions' 2-1 win over Denmark.

More than 66,000 spectators watched the Euro 2020 semi-final at Wembley on Wednesday.

Among the crowd were several of Phillips' friends, including Micaiah Williams from Leeds.

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