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The big day is approaching for England. This Sunday, the Three Lions face Spain in the final of Euro 2024. Unlucky finalists in the previous edition, England want to win the title this time.
The Three Lions are looking to finally win a trophy, which would be their first since 1966 and the World Cup victory.
Present at the pre-match press conference in Berlin this Saturday, English midfielder Declan Rice dreams of winning a title with his country. The Arsenal player also took the opportunity to send a strong message to his captain Harry Kane.
“Harry Kane is driven by the desire to score goals. It’s just in him, he has this fire that if he gets a chance, we all believe, he’s going to score. I think that’s a huge quality. He’s been criticised, as we all are. But he deserves to win this trophy as England captain. He deserves to have his name written in history. For him, it would be really special if we could win this trophy and he could lift it,” he told journalists.
What line-up for England?
What will Gareth Southgate’s starting 11 be this Sunday in the European Nations Championship final? The England coach is unlikely to change his plans and will stick to the same pattern as his team’s previous outings.
England’s probable 11: Pickford – Walker, Stones, Guehi – Saka, Mainoo, Rice, Trippier – Foden, Bellingham – Kane
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