England will battle it out against Denmark this evening for a place in the Euro 2020 final.
Gareth Southgate’s men have been tipped as the favourites to win the competition after a string of big-hitters were knocked out - including the likes of France, Belgium and Portugal.
But they will first have to overcome Denmark in tonight’s semi-final to be in with a chance of snatching the Henri Delaunay Cup.
The English side will be looking to repeat the form shown in their quarter-final clash, when they thrashed Ukraine 4-0.
Scots appear to be split on who they will support for this evening’s match up - with some rooting for a fellow home nation, while others will don the red and white of Denmark to keep the healthy footballing rivalry alive.
Pubs across Scotland are expected to be busier than usual and Scots football fans have booked a place to take in the action at Glasgow’s official fan zone.
But there will be plenty of us watching the match at home tonight and we’ve got all the information you need ahead of the Euro 2020 match up.
Where can I watch the match tonight?
The England and Denmark semi-final will kick off at 8pm at Wembley Stadium in London this evening.
Scots football fans will be able to count the number of times that pundits mention that “it’s coming home” when the pre-match build up starts on STV /ITV at 6.30pm tonight.
It is unclear as to who will be providing commentary for the match at the moment. Matches previously shown on ITV have been commentated by the likes of Sam Matterface, Lee Dixon, Clive Tyldesley and former Rangers and Scotland ace Ally McCoist.
When will the final take place?
England or Denmark will face off against Italy in the Euro 2020 final, after the Italians defeated Spain on penalties last night.
The final will also take place at Wembley Stadium and will kick off on Sunday at 8pm.
Both BBC and ITV/STV will be showing the final.
