As England football fans wait patiently and prepare for Sunday's game against Spain, take a look at the last time the Three Lions competed in the European Championship.
Euro 2020 was delayed to the summer of 2021 because of the Covid pandemic, but it only built more anticipation as England were expected to do well.
Football fans in Isaacs celebrate and England goal in Euro 2020 (Image: Archant)
And they certainly lived up to the hype - England made it all the way to the final, against Italy.
Despite Luke Shaw's early opener, England lost to the Italians in a dreaded penalty shootout.
The 16th final of the championship hasn't lost its charm for some fans (Image: Archant)
If England men's win this Sunday it will be the first major tournament victory since 1966 (Image: Archant 2021)
But the journey throughout the tournament was certainly memorable, with fans flocking to Ipswich pubs to cheer on their heroes through the group stage and knockout rounds.
England fans at the Kingfisher in Ipswich, celebrating the semi-final match for Euro 2020 against Denmark (Image: Penny Youngs-Debnam)
Pictures from three years ago show how much fans got into the spirit, with the tournament being played as Covid restrictions were being lifted.
Genna Measures and Louise Henry outside Isaacs in Ipswich (Image: Archant)
Sophie Turrill and Will Turns on Ipswich Waterfront before the Euro 2020 final
Luke Shaw celebrates scoring in the Euro 2020 final against Italy (Image: UEFA/PA)
England's second consecutive Euro final will be against an impressive Spain side at 8pm on Sunday - and Gareth Southgate's men hope to go one step further this time.
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