Tonight England take on Denmark in the Euro 2020 semi finals.
The team have been gathering momentum throughout the tournament, with captain Harry Kane gaining confidence with every game.
Fans are hoping that football really could be coming home this time - after an astonishing 4-0 victory against Ukraine in last week's quarter final.
England will be facing Denmark tonight in front of a home crowd at Wembley stadium.
The match will prove a tense and fierce competition for the three lions - but fans are hoping that Gareth Southgate's side will be able to take it through to the next stage - where they would face Italy in the Euro 2020 finals.
What time is the match tonight?
England v Denmark kick-off is at 8pm (UK time), tonight - Wednesday 7 July.
All fixtures for the tournament have been filmed and aired live for free on both BBC and ITV. Coverage tonight kicks off at 6.30pm, presented by Mark Pougatch.
Fans can stream the game live through the ITV hub and the BBC will be showing highlights and then a replay of the game from 11.20pm onwards.
Who will England play in the finals if they beat Denmark?
If England get through, they'll be facing Italy for the Euro 2020 final.
Italy edged into a winning position against Spain after tense penalties in the semi final on Tuesday 6 July.
Both teams fought a tense battle and reached a 1-1 draw before Robert Mancini’s won the penalty shoot out 4-2.
Italy would prove very strong competition for England, as they boast a 33-game unbeaten run.
