Which England players will get a Euro 2020 medal after Wembley final?
Subscribe today to get the latest headlines straight to your inbox with our free email updates 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  England players and staff will have a medal around their necks after Sundays European Championship final. And no, this isnt tempting fate. Both teams competing in the Wembley showpiece will walk away with their own piece of hardware to remember the occasion. For the winners, it will be a sparkling gold medal to kiss and bite to their hearts content. For the losers, it will be a silver medal for them to quickly remove from their necks as soon as UEFA president Aleksander eferin drapes it over them. Not everyone connected with Gareth Southgate's squad is guaranteed one. Im glad you asked. Whoever lifts the Henri Delaunay Cup, to give the Euro 2020 trophy its official name, wont actually be taking the real thing home with them. That, of course, stays with UEFA after the ceremony. The winners dont leave empty-handed, however. They receive a full-size replica, which is almost as good as the original. One UEFA caveat, though. Once back in Blighty or Bari, the trophy cannot leave the associations country without UEFAs prior written consent. So just like the rest of us, "Henri Delaunay" cant jet off on any impromptu holidays either this summer. Kitbag are offering 20% discounts on EURO 2020 kits Sports retailer Kitbag are offering savings of up to 20% on kits from this summer's EURO 2020 tournament. Reductions are available on products across their site including the England home kit, as well as other popular training and fashionwear. Shirts of Italy, France, Germany, Portugal, and the Netherlands have been among the tournament's best-sellers. To take advantage, go to kitbag.com/en/ and use the code 'BALLER' at check-out. Well, aside from reaching the final, nothing. Each side, the victors and the runners-up, receive 40 gold or silver medals to distribute between players and staff as they see fit. So, youd imagine thats one for each of the 26 playing staff, then a further four to Southgate and his coaches - Steve Holland, Chris Powell and Graeme Jones. Or Roberto Mancini and his staff, of course. Your guess is as good as ours, but there are plenty of other people who will have played a role in the success of the winners, whichever team that ends up being.