Will we get a bank holiday if England wins Euro 2020?
There will be wild scenes across the country if England win Euro 2020 (Picture: UEFA via Getty Images)  Imagine the wild scenes of celebrations that would unfold on Sunday night if England wins its first major tournament since 1966. Now imagine how youre feeling at work on Monday morning. Thats the potential prospect facing a lot of people as Euro 2020 nears its conclusion. A stunning 4-0 win over Ukraine in the quarter-final prompted nation-wide celebrations from England fans, with millions belting out its coming home while taking to the streets and dancing on tables. The Three Lions face Denmark tonight in the semi-final at Wembley in front of 60,000 fans  even if England overcome the Danes, they face the unenviable task of ending the Italians 33-match unbeaten streak. Harry Kane and Gareth Southgate are hoping to bring it home (Picture: AFP via Getty Images)  Unfortunately, a bank holiday looks unlikely. Such an event would be announced by a Royal Proclamation from the Queen, according to the House of Commons Library. The bank holiday suggestion would need to come from Prime Minister Boris Johnson first. By convention the Queen acts on the advice of ministers. The Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy is the government department responsible for bank holidays, Parliaments website explains. Mr Johnson certainly seems to be enjoying the Euros having pledged his support to the national team throughout and ahead of tonights game he posed with an England shirt with Boris 10 on it. Today is the day. Come on England!        pic.twitter.com/x4lhG92mrp  Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson) July 7, 2021  During Englands journey to the 2018 World Cup semi-finals there was much the same hype across the nation of people getting excited and there was clamour for a bank holiday had they won the tournament. Then-Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and shadow home secretary Emily Thornberry called for one and 200,000 fans signed a petition demanding a bank holiday. This year there there is already a petition going for those who continue to dream but it hasnt even reached 600 signatures yet, correct at time of writing. Any potential triumph in the final would likely result in a victory parade  but it could be delayed until September due to coronavirus restrictions. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video  The Football Association (FA) has reportedly opted against holding a mass event this month if the Three Lions win the European Championships on Sunday. While a bank holiday remains far from uncertain, many workers across the nation will be hoping their employers give them the day off after the final (or at least a later start!) should England win. Many of the most optimistic fans will have already booked off Monday, July 12 in anticipation of a wild Sunday night and signatures for a bank holiday petition will drastically rise if England win tonight. Lets see if England can keep a nation dreaming a little longer. You can watch England vs Denmark tonight on ITV at 8pm. MORE : Wembley could be full with 90,000 fans if England gets into Euros final  MORE : England vs Denmark TV channel, live stream, time, team news, odds and head-to-head  Follow Metro across our social channels, on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Share your views in the comments below.