Doing the Macarena outside a sun-kissed Olympiastadion. Life probably peaked at that moment for the England fans who joined Spanish supporters performing the iconic dance ahead of the Euro 2024 final.
Three hours later, broken-hearted, they’d trudge back down that same street, into the awaiting S-Bahns and off into the night. It was a tournament of wild mood swings for the Three Lions support, experiencing just about every emotion along the way: frustration, disappointment, cup-launching rage, giddy disbelief, ecstasy and perhaps even an element of shame towards the end, given the abuse hurled at manager Gareth Southgate early in the competition.
