When is the Euros 2020 final and which channel will it be on?
The final match of the tournament is approaching (Picture: The FA/ Getty)  England are about to play Denmark in the semi-finals of the Euros, and many are convinced that footballs coming home this year. The final game of the tournament is approaching, meaning the winning semi-finalists will soon battle to raise the trophy. After a spectacular 4-0 win against Ukraine, the England team are looking strong  and fans are optimistic about their chances. The Euros final will take place on Sunday July 11 at 8pm. You can watch the match on both BBC One and ITV, and stream on iPlayer and ITV Player. England fans are optimistic about the teams chances (Picture: Getty)  Like the semi-finals, the final will be played at Wembley stadium. It was announced yesterday that Londoners could win tickets to the final if they have their first vaccine, via an online platform. If England progresses past Denmark in tonights semi-final, they will be playing Italy in the final. Yesterday, Italy beat Spain on penalties after a tense  and largely equally matched  game. Roberto Mancinis side are the only team in the competition with a 100 per cent winning record. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video  Speaking to the BBC, manager Gareth Southgate was hopeful that England could make it all the way. These players are making massive strides and breaking down barriers all the time, he said. We have never been to a European Championship final so we can be the first England team to do that which is really exciting.  MORE : Jose Mourinho praises arrogant Harry Maguire for his performances at Euro2020  MORE : Euro 2020: Atomic Kitten release wild Whole Again remix for Gareth Southgate  Follow Metro across our social channels, on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram  Share your views in the comments below