England's Lionesses could end 56 years of hurt today by doing what the men’s team have failed to achieve and winning a major international football tournament for the first time since 1966.
And just like the famous day when Sir Geoff Hurst and his 66 heroes lifted the Jules Rimet trophy, it is the Germans who stand between England and glory.
Stars, including top scorer Beth Mead, captain Leah Williamson and supersub Alessia Russo, will today step out in front of a capacity crowd of 87,200 at Wembley - the biggest attendance ever for a men’s or women’s Euro final.
