THIS year saw Scotland reach their first major finals in 23 years. The team’s qualification for the Euros was rightly heralded as historic, and a mighty draw against England at Wembley a fair consolation prize.

Their rivals in that game, which saw 18.4 million people tune in for the then most-watched event of the year, are now in the tournament final.

It is the first final of a major tournament England have played in since 1966, and expectations are high.

Audience figures across the UK are expected to smash the record set by the semi-final against Denmark on Wednesday, which peaked at 27.6 million.

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England’s win against the Danes has proven controversial, with people saying the penalty given in extra time for a foul on Raheem Sterling was too light, and a laser was shone onto the face of goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel during that crucial kick.

The National: England manager Gareth Southgate celebrates after his side's Euro 2020 semi-final victory over Denmark Picture: AP/POOL

Nevertheless, Gareth Southgate’s team will meet Italy in the final on Sunday.

The match, which is to be played at Wembley, is expected to go England’s way - with bookmakers offering slightly better odds on them than Italy, but only slightly.

But who do you think will win the Euros? Will we be subjected to “It’s come home” headlines all week long - or will the Italians do as they did in Euro 2012 and beat the English to it.

And who will you be supporting in the final? Our neighbours south of the Border, or gli Azzurri (the Blues)?

Let us know any other thoughts in the comments or on social media