23:20 CET - Well, what a second half of football that was! In case you missed you can read a full match report here.
And you can a bit more about Spain's incredible and unbeaten road to glory here.
22:54 CET - SPAIN ARE CHAMPIONS OF EUROPE!! That late goal was well worked from the team of the tournament and winners of EURO 2024. They deserved it on the night and they will celebrate long into the night!
As for England it is a case of so close but yet so far once again for a nation used to heartbreak by now. Time for reflection for a team who should be winning major tournaments, not falling short time after time.
Check out the match stats here.
22:50 CET - Ecstacy for Spain and heartbreak yet again for England! Spain hit England where it hurts after another brilliant move and Marc Cucurrela tees up substitute Mikel Oyarzabal.
22:37 CET - Wow! What a stunning strike from the substitute Cole Palmer - Gareth Southgate's super subs have done it again and this one is something truly incredible.
After a fast counter-attack and Bukayo Saka running at pace, Palmer was found at the edge of the box and he just opened up his body and slotted it into the bottom corner with perfect precision. Game on! Is extra time looming?
22:27 CET - That assist from Lamine Yamal (17) to set up his teammate and deadly duo act Nico Williams (22) makes him top of the assists chart at EURO 2024 with four assists ahead of Xavi Simons on three.
22:20 CET - It has been almost all Spain in this second period so far and England are fortunate to not be 2-0 down. But England are starting to find their feet at last and building the pressure.
22:07 CET - Spain take the lead in the EURO 2024 final! It came just moments after the restart after a fast-paced attack was killed off by one of the best players at this tournament - Nico Williams (22). He fired his effort into the bottom corner with unstoppable power. Big task ahead for Southgate's men...
21:48 CET - That's half-time at the Olympiastadion and it is still goalless. Phil Foden mustered the only shot on target of the whole half right in the final moments but that is not a representation of how entertaining the game has been. It's a bit cagey but it's high-class cagey with some exceptional defending.
21:31 CET - Dani Olmo of Spain has also gone into the referee's book. It's been a cagey opening 30 minutes in Berlin with still no shots on target but that's not to say it hasn't been riveting. Even without much of the ball, England have looked dangerous on the break.
21:26 CET - Harry Kane has picked up the first yellow card of the match.
21:25 CET - Still no goals and not many chances of note for either side in Berlin but Spain have had the bulk of the ball, choosing to go down Nico Williams' left side more often than not in attack.
21:13 CET - If there is a story of the opening stages, it's that Spain have dominated possession (78 per cent) and territory. As you can see below, England have been mostly pinned back in their own half so far.
20:59 CET - The anthems are sung, the build-up is over, the final of Euro 2024 is underway! We will have the major updates for you here but you can follow the action more closely via the link above.
20:30 CET - Only 30 minutes until kick-off now! The teams are in (see the lineups below), the stage is set, and the only left to do is for the stars of Spain and England to dance under those twinkling Olympiastadion lights.
Our data places Spain as favourites with a 40 per cent chance of winning in regular time but England have shown time and time again that they are never down and out.
19:52 CET - Spain coach Luis de la Fuente has made two changes to his starting side for the final against England, who have made just one change to their XI.
After missing Spain's semi-final win over France, defenders Dani Carvajal and Robin Le Normand return from suspension in place of Nacho and Jesus Navas.
England have made just one change with Luke Shaw coming in at left-back for Kieran Trippier, who he replaced at half-time in their semi-final victory over the Netherlands.
18:55 CET - Several key factors could decide the final between Spain and England. Flashscore's resident expert and former Bundesliga midfielder Jan Moravek broke down five things to look out for in the decider this evening.
He highlighted the Spanish press, the goalkeeper battle and whether or not Harry Kane should start. Find out what he had to say in the link below. Only a little over two hours to kick off! It's getting close.
Five key things to consider in the final.
17:05 CET - Let's take a moment to remember the sides' respective routes to the final. It's been pretty hard to fault Spain, they won all three group games before brushing Georgia aside (4-1), edging hosts Germany in extra time and then downing France in the semi-finals.
By beating Les Bleus, Luis de la Fuente's side became the first team to win six matches at a European Championship ever. Impressive stuff.
As for England, their run hasn't been as easy or convincing. They went through the group stage unbeaten but could only draw with Denmark and Slovenia. In the round of 16, they needed extra time to beat Slovakia after that last-gasp overhead kick from Jude Bellingham saved them from the jaws of defeat.
In the quarter-finals, they then only beat Switzerland on penalties. They saved their best performance for the semi-finals, however, when they defeated the Netherlands thanks to another late goal. Can they muster more heroics this evening? You wouldn't bet against them.
15:55 CET - With just a few hours to go until the final, catch up on our best preview content ahead of the heavyweight clash in Berlin.
14:00 CET - One of Spain's stars in Germany has undoubtedly been Fabian Ruiz, who has been superb in midfield. He has scored twice, provided two assists, completed 92% of passes, and created three clear chances, making him one of the most effective players of the tournament.
Read more about Fabian Ruiz's story here.
13:15 CET - As England prepare for their second successive shot at European glory, much has been made of forward Harry Kane's form throughout the tournament. And yet the Three Lions captain could still finish the day lifting a major trophy and earning the Golden Boot award.
Flashscore's Brad Ferguson shed some light on Kane's tournament so far and why we should still admire the man despite his patchy form. Find his feature via the link below.
Kane's Golden Boot chance proves his brilliance.
12:30 CET - Throughout the European Championship, we have been receiving expert opinions from a man who knows a thing or two about winning the tournament - Euro 2020 Champion Federico Bernardsechi.
In his last interview with Flashscore's Fabio Russomando, Bernardsechi looked ahead to the final and discussed young stars Lamine Yamal and Jude Bellingham in detail. Read the full interview through the link below.
In the box with Bernardeschi.
11:30 CET - It's only a few hours until the final of Euro 2024 and we could hardly be more excited! Who will claim the continental bragging rights - Luis de la Fuente's fluent and exciting Spain or Gareth Southgate's spirited and organised England?
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