Not only are Spain now record champions, they're the first team to win all seven matches in a tournament, beating Italy, Germany, France and England on the way. What a campaign!

England go on the attack with Toney while Spain shore things up with Merino.

Spain kick us back off without their key midfielder.

There's one change at the break and it's a big one. Spain's Rodri, the man who has lost just a single match in the last 16 months, is off. Replacing him is Martin Zubimendi.

Mainoo kicks us off in Berlin and this should be a good one.

Morata and Kane lead out their teams and their national anthems get underway.

The players are back in the dressing room as the closing ceremony gets underway. This is the last chance for Luis de la Fuente and Gareth Southgate to inspire their troops.

Spain's all-time top scorer David Villa is in Berlin with former teammate Xavi. Asked about tonight's match, he said: "England are a very tough team, difficult to create danger against. They are very physical. They have brutal talent up front. But I have faith in Spain, we have shown that we are the best in this Euro."

"He gives us that balance on the left, he's ready to play. Trippier has done really well. The way he's handled everything in the last few weeks has been top class."

Spain defender Cucurella: "England have a lot of young players with a lot of talent so today is a tough game. I think if we do our job and what we've planned we have a good chance of winning."

Euro 2012 winner and Spain legend Juan Mata admits England's team is a scary one. "We're afraid," he said. "Yesterday I was confident, today I'm afraid. England have a great team with players that can win matches up top in a split second. Kane, Foden, Saka, Bellingham. We know we're playing good and we're favourites but we know what England are capable of."

Pickford - Walker, Stones, Guehi - Saka, Mainoo, Rice, Shaw - Foden, Bellingham - Kane (c).

Simon - Carvajal, Le Normand, Laporte, Cucurella - Rodri, Fabian - Yamal, Olmo, Williams - Morata (c).

While England are deliberating over Kieran Trippier or the returning Luke Shaw on the left side, debate in Spain centres around whether Nacho Fernandez or Robin Le Normand will partner Aymeric Laporte in defence.

With a perfect record so far, it's little wonder Olmo thinks his side should stick to what they're doing. "Things are working. Why change?," he said. "We have a unique style, it's going well, it's a strength. Within that you always try to come up with new details, which the coach might suggest. The overall philosophy won't change at all."

England have the historical bragging rights in this match-up. They have won 14 matches to Spain's 10, and won the last meeting between the two. However, they have prevailed in only two of the previous 10 games, so in the short-term, at least, La Roja will be feeling confident.

Both teams have been buoyed by important contributions from their Bundesliga stars. Harry Kane is England's top goalscorer with three strikes, while Dani Olmo has the same for Spain. They are both joint-top of the Golden Boot rankings as a result, and a goal for either in Berlin could see them take home the individual accolade.

The past three weeks have given us plenty of memorable moments, but now we are down to the final two teams. It has been a long journey for both outfits, yet they are just one more game away from glory. It promises to be a tense and emotional evening at the Olympiastadion.

Follow all of the build-up and live action from Berlin as England take on Spain in the showpiece event!