It's coming home... we hope.
Well, at least that's what we'll believe for the next month of non-stop football action as the the 2020 European Championships gets underway on June 11.
And with two extra groups and eight more teams, there will be more matches in the competition than ever before.
Fortunately all the fixtures will be shown live on terrestrial TV, with BBC and ITV splitting the duties of showing all 51 games from the group stages to the final, including all of England, Scotland and Wales’ matches.
So far, only the broadcasters for the group stage matches have been announced, but we'll keep you updated as soon as the knockout rounds are added, too.
England, Scotland and Wales all have three group stage matches. England and Scotland are both in Group D, with Croatia and Czech Republic. Whilst Wales are in Group A, featuring alongside Italy, Switzerland and Turkey.
The details for the home nations’ group stage matches are as follows:
England
Croatia, Sunday 13 June, 2pm, BBC
Scotland, Friday 18 June, 8pm, ITV
Czech Republic, Tuesday 22 June, 8pm, ITV
Wales
Switzerland, Saturday 12 June, 2pm, BBC/S4C
Turkey, Wednesday 16 June, 5pm, BBC/S4C
Italy, Sunday 20 June, 5pm, ITV/S4C
Scotland
Czech Republic, Monday 14 June, 2pm, BBC
England, Friday 18 June, 8pm, ITV
Croatia, Tuesday 22 June, 8pm, ITV
A full list of all the group stage games and the broadcaster for each match is below:
Matchday 1
Saturday 11 June
Group A
Turkey vs Italy, Stadio Olimpico, Rome, 8pm, BBC
Saturday 12 June
Group A
Wales vs Switzerland Baku Olympic Stadium, Baku, 2pm, BBC/S4C
Group B
Denmark vs Finland, Parken Copenhagen, 5pm, BBC
Belgium vs Russia, Krestovsky Stadium, St Petersburg, 8pm, ITV
Sunday 13 June
Group D
England vs Croatia, Wembley, London, 2pm, BBC
Group C
Austria vs North Macedonia, Arena National, Bucharest, 5pm, ITV
Netherlands vs Ukraine, Johan Cruyff Arena, Amsterdam, 8pm, ITV
Monday 14 June
Group D
Scotland vs Czech Republic, Hampden Park, Glasgow, 2pm, BBC
Group E
Poland vs Slovakia, Krestovsky Stadium, St Petersburg, 5pm, ITV
Spain vs Sweden, Estadio La Cartuja, Seville, 8pm, BBC
Tuesday 15 June
Group F
Hungary vs Portugal, Puskas Arena, Budapest, 5pm, ITV
France vs Germany, Allianz Arena, Munich, 8pm, ITV
Matchday 2
Wednesday 16 June
Group B
Finland vs Russia, Krestovsky Stadium, St Petersburg, 2pm, BBC
Group A
Turkey vs Wales, Baku Olympic Stadium, 5pm, BBC/S4C
Italy vs Switzerland, Stadio Olimpico, Rome, 8pm, ITV
Thursday 17th June
Group A
Ukraine vs North Macedonia, National Arena, Bucharest, 2pm, ITV
Group B
Denmark vs Belgium, Parken, Copenhagen, 5pm, ITV
Group C
Netherlands vs Austria, Johan Cruyff Arena, Amsterdam 8pm, BBC
Friday 18th June
Group E
Sweden vs Slovakia, Krestovsky Stadium, St Petersburg, 2pm, BBC
Group D
Croatia vs Czech Republic, Hampden Park, Glasgow, 5pm, BBC
England vs Scotland, Wembley, London, 8pm, ITV
Saturday 19 June
Group F
Hungary vs France, Puskas Arena, Budapest, 2pm, BBC
Portugal vs Germany, Allianz Arena, Munich, 2pm, ITV
Group E
Spain vs Poland, Estadio La Cartuja, Seville, 8pm, BBC
Matchday 3
Sunday 20th June
Group A
Italy vs Wales, Stadio Olimpico, Rome, 5pm, ITV/S4C
Switzerland vs Turkey, Baku Olympic Stadium, Baku, 5pm, ITV
Monday 21st June
Group C
Ukraine vs Austria, National Arena, Bucharest, 5pm, ITV
North Macedonia vs Netherlands, Johan Cruyff Arena, Amsterdam, 5pm, ITV
Group B
Russia vs Denmark, Parken, Copenhagen, 8pm, BBC
Finland vs Belgium, Krestovsky Stadium, St Petersburg, 8pm, BBC
Tuesday 22nd June
Group D
Czech Republic vs England, Wembley, London, 8pm, ITV
Croatia vs Scotland, Hampden Park, Glasgow, 8pm, ITV
Wednesday 23rd June
Group E
Sweden vs Poland (5pm) - Krestovsky Stadium, St Petersburg, ITV
Slovakia vs Spain, Estadio La Cartuja, Seville, 5pm, ITV
Group F
Germany vs Hungary, Allianz Arena, Munich, 8pm, BBC
Portugal vs France, Puskas Arena, Budapest, 8pm, BBC
*Knockout rounds TBC
