Who will award the trophy to the winning team at Wembley at the Euro final?
His grandmother presented both the 1966 World Cup and 1996 European Championship trophies but the Duke of Cambridge will be denied the opportunity to do the same at the Euro 2020 final. Uefa has confirmed that, as for the last five editions of its flagship competition, its president will hand the trophy to the winning captain after Sundays showdown between England and Italy. European footballs governing body also confirmed that, unlike the last two major finals to be held at Wembley, the presentation will not take place on the stadiums iconic balcony. Both teams in the 1966 World Cup and Euro 96 finals had to climb the famous Wembley steps to collect their medals and the trophy from the Queen. But, as for all major finals at the stadium since the coronavirus crisis began, Sundays post-match presentation will take place on the pitch. Prince William, who is the president of the Football Association, is set to take part in the ceremony and congratulate or console Englands players but the honour of handing over the trophy will go to Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin. It is unclear whether the Duke will be accompanied to Sundays game by his wife, who has been quarantining after coming into close contact with someone who tested positive for Covid-19. She could face a mad dash to get to Wembley given she is patron of the All England Club and would be scheduled to attend the Wimbledon mens singles final earlier in the day. The Queen is not expected to be at Sundays game, having not attended a major sporting event since the opening ceremony of the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.