Coverage of the opening semi-final, which comes from Munich Football Arena, where the winners of the first and second quarter-finals meet. Spain were far from their best during Euro 2020, but still managed to reach this stage, before losing to eventual champions Italy in a penalty shootout. This time around, though, they have generally been regarded as the most impressive team in the tournament, progressing from a challenging group and then seeing off Georgia and Germany in the knockout stages. France, in contrast, have scraped into the semi-finals, remarkably without any of their players scoring a goal from open play. They've only scored three goals in five matches - two own goals and a penalty - and needed a shootout to defeat Portugal in the quarter-finals.

Coverage of the final, which comes from Olympiastadion in Berlin, where England are aiming to win the tournament for the first time. Somewhat surprisingly, this is the first meeting between the two at a major finals since Euro 96, when England progressed via a penalty shootout after a goalless draw at Wembley Stadium. Wembley was also the venue in 2021, when Gareth Southgate's men were on the wrong end of their final shootout against Italy, but they now have the chance to become the first England men's senior team to win a major tournament on foreign soil. Spain have undoubtedly been the best team in the competition so far, and have seen off Germany and France in their last two matches to reach this stage, and victory here would see them become the most successful nation in European Championship history.