Who is the England v Italy referee for Euro 2020 final?
Get the latest news, analysis and interviews Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  It all comes down to this. The hopes and dreams of England fans across the nation will be contested in one final clash against Italy at Wembley Stadium on Sunday evening. Supporters of the home nation will have their fingers crossed for all the luck they can get throughout the game, and hope that everything falls into place give them the best chance of being named Euro 2020 champions. That responsibility falls to referee Bjorn Kuipers. The man from the Netherlands knows this fixture only too well, having officiated the game Italy and England contested at the 2014 World Cup, the last time they met. Italy won the fixture on that occasion. He'll be assisted on the day by fellow Dutchmen Sander van Roekel and Erwin Zeinstra, whilst Spain's Carlos Del Cerro Grande will be the fourth official. Subscribe to the WalesOnline newsletter today You can now get all of the need-to-know news sent straight to your inbox by signing up for our free WalesOnline newsletter. It takes just seconds to subscribe - simply click here, enter your email address and follow the instructions. England fans will also be familiar with Kuipers through his turn refereeing their 2018 World Cup triumph over Sweden. He also served as the fourth official for their game against Croatia in that tournament, which they lost after extra time. Aside from England, he is no stranger to some other big footballing contests, and has been a member of the referees' team in games such as the 2014 Champions League final between Real and Atletico Madrid and the 2018 Europa League final between Atletico Madrid and Marseille. Kuipers has an interesting life aside from football. He has made millions running branches of a Dutch supermarket chain and his wealth was estimated to be at 11.5 million back in 2016. His company even sponsors Formula 1's Max Verstappen. He will be the first person from the Netherlands to referee a Euros final.