Who could England face in the Euro 2020 final?
Gareth Southgates side delivered a stunning team performance against Ukraine on Saturday as they ran out 4-0 winners. The Three Lions will now play their semi-final at Wembley against Denmark with the Danes beating Czech Republic 2-1 in their quarter-final tie. Prime Minister Boris Johnson is already looking ahead to Sundays final as he announced pubs would be allowed to extend their opening hours. But for now all Southgates attention will be focused on beating Denmark and going one step further than Englands semi-final exit at the 2018 World Cup. Tonights match at Wembley sees Spain take on Italy in front of 60,000 fans. Italy have looked solid defensively throughout the tournament (Picture: Getty Images)  Should England defeat Denmark on Wednesday, they will play the winner of tonights game. Both teams are evenly matched with Italy on a 32-match unbeaten run while Spain are the tournaments highest-scoring team with 12 goals in five matches. This game has the potential to go beyond the 90 minutes though and even penalties. Spain played extra time twice in a row in thrilling wins over Croatia and Switzerland on route to the semi-final while Italy did so in the last-16 against Austria. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video  Southgate and his team will undoubtedly be watching tonights match in anticipation of meeting the winner in the final and the England boss believes his side is better prepared for a game of this magnitude compared to 2018. We are better prepared for this semi-final in that weve lived it before, Southgate said. And although that doesnt determine winning or losing a game of football, there are a lot of factors that we are aware of and we have dealt with before that help you to prepare in a better way. Spain have not had any trouble finding the net so far with goals aplenty (Picture: Getty Images)  So for example after the game in Rome the celebrations were at a certain level, while probably in Russia to get through the first knockout game, and the quarter-final, took a lot of emotional energy. In Rome, everyone was quite calm about what was going on and we knew we hadnt achieved what we wanted to yet, so those things are what prepare you for a big match like this.  Italy vs Spain will air tonight on BBC One at 8pm. You can watch England vs Denmark tomorrow on ITV at 8pm. MORE : Londoners given chance to win Euro 2020 final tickets if they get first vaccine  MORE : Denmark players and manager fire warnings at England ahead of Euro 2020 semi-finals  Follow Metro across our social channels, on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Share your views in the comments below.