If you're watching the football with Marcus tomorrow, maybe don't sit next to him.

Marcus Moore: I’ve worn the same shirt since game one, not been washed, and now starting to smell, one more night won’t hurt!

And you can't beat Nessun Dorma.

This was England's victory over Ukraine in Rome.

Remember when this England team won a penalty shootout in Russia?

An actual penalty shootout? At a major tournament? Yeah, crazy.

This was the BBC Sport montage of that moment.

Mike Henson
BBC Sport reporter

There was a B-side to Euro '96.

While Three Lions backed England's giddy run to the semi-finals, another song soundtracked the comedown.

It was picked by TV producers Craig South and Jonathan Sides.

Tasked with putting together a montage of England's tournament, the pair chose Cast's Walkaway, a Britpop lament for lost causes and bitter ends, for the closing music.

Their work doesn't exist anywhere online.

But for a generation of England fans, that riff instantly brings to mind grey shirts on a dark night, trudging away from what might have been.

Read more here.

Now that's what a true England fan looks like. What a guy!

Rachel Ellis: My 76 yr old Dad is insisting on watching the Final, alone in his big house wearing his England shirt because that's what he did for the Germany and Ukraine games and we won! He's had several offers of beer and food but no, he's not having it!

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England assistant coach Chris Powell tells BBC Sport how he and manager Gareth Southgate were "forged" in the Crystal Palace youth team together and says his friend is setting a benchmark for "how international managers should work".

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Thousands of schoolchildren will be allowed to arrive later on Monday so they can watch the Euro 2020 final.

Ahead of an anticipated late night on Sunday, some schools will allow pupils more time in bed to recover.

Caroline Reed, headteacher of Rossmere Primary School in Hartlepool, did not want worries about an early start to dampen their enjoyment of the game.

The school also said it noticed more absences than normal after England's extra-time win against Denmark. More here.

Harry Kane says England have bonded with the public by being "normal lads" who hope to fulfil childhood dreams.

"I think it's the biggest game in my career so far and probably the biggest game of all of our careers so far," he said.

"You dream of these moments as a kid - lifting trophies for your country. And we have that opportunity now.

"These are the opportunities you have to grab with both hands."

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Remind me to book a week off work to write a football song that will pay my bills for life.

Nobody will be more pleased of England's success than David Baddiel and Frank Skinner!

Three Lions - clearly the most popular song in the run-up to the final - has jumped up 18 places to number four in the UK charts.

Five more anthems have been pulled off the subs bench and placed in the Top 100, including Fat Les's Vindaloo (36) and Neil Diamond's Sweet Caroline (48).

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I've worn the same England shirt for every game so far. I'm definitely wearing it tomorrow!

Perfect Turtle: Living in China means 3am kick offs for these Euros. Not a superstition per se but I'll certainly miss my 2.45am alarm calls (just enough time to make a cuppa before tuning in). Nervous, proud, excited & missing home. Love you England.

Listen back to all the goals, drama and excitement of the team’s journey to the final, from the opening group game against Croatia, the historic victory over Germany, to that emotional night against Denmark in the semi final.

Listen on BBC Sounds now.

GB wheelchair basketball player Terry Bywater is preparing for his sixth paralympics but will be supporting England this weekend.

He told BBC Sport: "I watched the semi-final against Denmark with a couple of the other GB players – that last 15 minutes my heart was beating so fast – I’m getting too old for it!

"We’ve watched the games together all tournament because we’ve been in camp, but the emotion during the Denmark game was something else.

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"England are in a major final – how lucky are we to be alive at this time? Imagine it does come home, what will the country be like? I don’t know if I can handle it.

"The team we have is exciting and is bringing the nation together and if we can play for an hour like the last 25 mins against Denmark, I think we can get a few goals. Whether it is a scruffy and horrible 1-0 and we scrape over the line or a 5-0 win, I don’t care.

"As a Middlesbrough fan, I’m really proud that it is Gareth Southgate with the whole nation on his shoulders, and he will hopefully carry us to glory."

Beautiful, Simon.

Simon Hudson: If we are going to use Atomic Kitten’s ‘Whole Again’ to honour Gareth Southgate, may I suggest:

Looking back on Euro 96

We still share the pain of that penalty miss

But Southgate you’re the one

To keep us marching on

You can bring it home again

This was how England got here. Tense!

Mina Rzouki
European football expert

The image of a crying Gianluigi Buffon filled the pages of nearly every newspaper in Italy.

On 13 November 2017, the country shaped like a football boot could not score a goal against Sweden to qualify for the World Cup.

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It was more than a national tragedy - it was labelled as the apocalypse. On the cover of Italy's famous pink paper, Gazzetta dello Sport, the headline simply read: "The end."

Fast forward three years and Italy are not only in the Euros, but finalists. Read more here.