Hopes are high that England's men's side can go all the way at this summer's Euros and emulate the 'Boys of '66' by winning a major tournament and ending the nation's 58 years of hurt.
France's shock draw to Poland means they, alongside Germany, Spain and Portugal are in the top half of the draw, with England avoiding most of the big hitters until the final. With hosts Germany exiting at the quarter-final stage, either France or Spain will take one of the final spots.
Having won their group, England were drawn in the bottom half of the tournament against one of the best third-placed teams - Slovakia - who they dramatically beat 2-1 in extra-time.
From there, they faced Switzerland in the quarter-finals, winning on penalties after a late Bukayo Saka equaliser in normal time.
The dramatic winner sets England up to face the Netherlands for a place in the final.
Over to you, Gareth.