A flight filled with British passengers, mostly England football fans returning from Germany after the Euro 2024 final, was forced to turn back around after an "undefined odour" in the cabin.&nbsp;

As per reports, Eurowings flight EW8470 destined for Manchester took off from Berlin at around 8:00 am (local time) on Monday. However, it went back to the German capital around half an hour later.&nbsp;

Eurowings released a statement, saying that "an air emergency was declared". The airline called it "a standard procedure to obtain a prioritised landing".&nbsp;

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The plane "made an unscheduled return to Berlin... due to an undefined odour in the cabin" and was met by a fire brigade who inspected the aircraft.&nbsp;

"There were no findings. There was neither a fire nor smoke in the cabin," the statement said, further adding that "there was no danger to passengers or crew at any time. Safety is always the top priority at Eurowings".&nbsp;

"An alternative flight was arranged for the affected passengers. The guests were informed accordingly and provided with food vouchers at BER [Berlin Airport]," the airline added.&nbsp;

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However, people lashed out at the airline as they expressed their dissatisfaction on the social media site X. They alleged that no Eurowings staff was present at the Berlin airport to assist with food vouchers or rescheduling the flight.&nbsp;

One passenger wrote on social media: "No SMS, no updates, no staff to be seen. #itsnotcominghome #werenotcominghome".&nbsp;

Another wrote: "Flight EW8470 - set off, smoke on board, returned to Berlin. No staff have advised what happens next, we have just been ejected into baggage collection so please explain: A) which belt will have baggage (isn't on screens) and B) how I get a new flight to Manchester."&nbsp;

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<h2>Spain vs England&nbsp;</h2>

Spain struck late to win Euro 2024 by beating England 2-1 on Sunday in Berlin to capture the trophy for a record fourth time.&nbsp;

Mikel Oyarzabal turned home in the 86th minute after Nico Williams sent Spain ahead early in the second half but England substitute Cole Palmer pulled the Three Lions level.&nbsp;

England almost equalised at the death but Dani Olmo headed Marc Guehi's effort off the line to safety.&nbsp;

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A flight filled with British passengers, mostly England football fans returning from Germany after the Euro 2024 final, was forced to turn back around after an "undefined odour" in the cabin.

A flight filled with British passengers, mostly England football fans returning from Germany after the Euro 2024 final, was forced to turn back around after an "undefined odour" in the cabin. As per reports, Eurowings flight EW8470 destined for Manchester took off from Berlin at around 8:00 am (local time) on Monday. However, it went back to the German capital around half an hour later. Eurowings released a statement, saying that "an air emergency was declared". The airline called it "a standard procedure to obtain a prioritised landing". Also read: Video: Lion brothers filmed swimming crocodile-infested water due to human activity The plane "made an unscheduled return to Berlin... due to an undefined odour in the cabin" and was met by a fire brigade who inspected the aircraft. "There were no findings. There was neither a fire nor smoke in the cabin," the statement said, further adding that "there was no danger to passengers or crew at any time. Safety is always the top priority at Eurowings". "An alternative flight was arranged for the affected passengers. The guests were informed accordingly and provided with food vouchers at BER [Berlin Airport]," the airline added. Also read: Social media influencer, once linked to Leonardo DiCaprio, jailed for human trafficking and slavery However, people lashed out at the airline as they expressed their dissatisfaction on the social media site X. They alleged that no Eurowings staff was present at the Berlin airport to assist with food vouchers or rescheduling the flight. One passenger wrote on social media: "No SMS, no updates, no staff to be seen. #itsnotcominghome #werenotcominghome". Another wrote: "Flight EW8470 - set off, smoke on board, returned to Berlin. No staff have advised what happens next, we have just been ejected into baggage collection so please explain: A) which belt will have baggage (isn't on screens) and B) how I get a new flight to Manchester." Eurowings Airbus A319-132 aircraft (D-AGWF) carrying England football fans from Berlin (BER) on Monday morning, have been left stranded after their flight made an emergency landing minutes after take-off to Manchester (MAN), because of an “undefined odour in the cabin”.… pic.twitter.com/dCsnU1ijjT — FL360aero (@fl360aero) July 15, 2024 × Berlin-Manchester flight carrying 150 England fans home from the Euro 2024 final made an emergency landing minutes after take-off due to an “undefined odour in the cabin”. The airline, Eurowings, says “There was no danger to passengers or crew at any time”https://t.co/lOPA3KznSr — Simon Calder (@SimonCalder) July 15, 2024 × Spain vs England Spain struck late to win Euro 2024 by beating England 2-1 on Sunday in Berlin to capture the trophy for a record fourth time. Mikel Oyarzabal turned home in the 86th minute after Nico Williams sent Spain ahead early in the second half but England substitute Cole Palmer pulled the Three Lions level. England almost equalised at the death but Dani Olmo headed Marc Guehi's effort off the line to safety. (With inputs from agencies)

Euro 2024: ‘Undefined’ smell forces flight with England fans coming from Germany to make emergency landing

England player Jude Bellingham's 'intelligent turning move' in the 64th minute of the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul 14) sent two Spanish players crashing into each other.

The move was made in the 64th minute just outside the Spanish box with England trailing 1-0. Phil Foden passed the ball back to Bukayo Saka who passed it to Bellingham.

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With the ball approaching him, Bellingham just turned sides in a jiffy to send Dani Carvajal and Dani Olmo crashing into each other. Have a look at the play below:

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The result, however, didn't go England's way as Spain sent their hopes of winning the maiden European title out of Germany with a late goal.

After the first half went goalless, Spain came out blazing in the second half and scored immediately. Nico Williams got Spain ahead in the 47th minute off a pass from Lamine Yamal.

England woke up immediately after that but were unable to break the Spanish defence. Half an hour later Cole Palmer sent a sensational shot into the net in the 70th minute to bring Three Lions alive.

The hopes of the game going to the extra time began looming for England but only for Mikel Oyarzabal to crush them in the 86th minute. The referees checked it for the offside but the goal stayed unlike the English hopes.

Spain eventually won 2-1 to take their Euro title tally to four - one more than Germany.

England player Jude Bellingham's 'intelligent turning move' in the 64th minute of the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul 14) sent two Spanish players crashing into each other.

England player Jude Bellingham's 'intelligent turning move' in the 64th minute of the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul 14) sent two Spanish players crashing into each other. The move was made in the 64th minute just outside the Spanish box with England trailing 1-0. Phil Foden passed the ball back to Bukayo Saka who passed it to Bellingham. Also Read: ENG vs ESP, Euro 2024 Final: Spain teenager Lamine Yamal breaks Pele's 66-year-old record With the ball approaching him, Bellingham just turned sides in a jiffy to send Dani Carvajal and Dani Olmo crashing into each other. Have a look at the play below: 🚨Jude Bellingham..what a move🔥pic.twitter.com/SFKviD3olu — SimplyGoal (@SimplyGoal) July 14, 2024 × The result, however, didn't go England's way as Spain sent their hopes of winning the maiden European title out of Germany with a late goal. After the first half went goalless, Spain came out blazing in the second half and scored immediately. Nico Williams got Spain ahead in the 47th minute off a pass from Lamine Yamal. England woke up immediately after that but were unable to break the Spanish defence. Half an hour later Cole Palmer sent a sensational shot into the net in the 70th minute to bring Three Lions alive. The hopes of the game going to the extra time began looming for England but only for Mikel Oyarzabal to crush them in the 86th minute. The referees checked it for the offside but the goal stayed unlike the English hopes. Spain eventually won 2-1 to take their Euro title tally to four - one more than Germany.

England vs Spain, Euro 2024 Final: Jude Bellingham's 'insane turn' sends two Spanish players crashing - WATCH

Spain beat England 2-1 in the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul&nbsp;14) in Berlin, Germany to win their record fourth European championship title.&nbsp;Spain are now the first team to have four Euro titles, breaking the tie with Germany which also has three titles.

Spain had previously won the continental championship in 1964, 2008 and 2012. England, on the other, hand lost their second Euro final on the trot after losing to Italy in 2020 on penalties.

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After the first half went goalless, Spain came out blazing in the second half and scored immediately. Nico Williams got Spain ahead in the 47th minute off a pass from Lamine Yamal.

England woke up immediately after that but were unable to break the Spanish defence. Half an hour later Cole Palmer sent a sensational shot into the net in the 70th minute to bring Three Lions alive.

The hopes of the game going to the extra time began looming for England but only for Mikel Oyarzabal to crush them in the 86th minute. The referees checked it for the offside but the goal stayed unlike the English hopes.

Spain's Lamine Yamal was named Young Player of the Tournament while his teammate Rodri was named Player of the Tournament.

Yamal, aged 17, broke multiple records in his maiden major tournament including one in the final.

Yamal, who celebrated his 17th birthday on Saturday (Jul 13), became the youngest player to feature in a major tournament's final (UEFA or EURO) at 17 years and one day.&nbsp;

He went past Brazil great Pele, who played in the 1958 FIFA World Cup Final aged 17 years and 249 days, to achieve the milestone.

Yamal is also the youngest ever to play as well as a goal scorer in the Euro championship. He played his first match against Croatia in the group stage and scored his first goal in the semis against France.

Spain beat England 2-1 in the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul 14) in Berlin, Germany to win their record fourth European championship title. Spain are now the first team to have four Euro titles, breaking the tie with Germany which also has three titles.

Spain beat England 2-1 in the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul 14) in Berlin, Germany to win their record fourth European championship title. Spain are now the first team to have four Euro titles, breaking the tie with Germany which also has three titles. Spain had previously won the continental championship in 1964, 2008 and 2012. England, on the other, hand lost their second Euro final on the trot after losing to Italy in 2020 on penalties. Also Watch: England vs Spain, Euro 2024 Final: Jude Bellingham's 'insane turn' sends two Spanish players crashing After the first half went goalless, Spain came out blazing in the second half and scored immediately. Nico Williams got Spain ahead in the 47th minute off a pass from Lamine Yamal. England woke up immediately after that but were unable to break the Spanish defence. Half an hour later Cole Palmer sent a sensational shot into the net in the 70th minute to bring Three Lions alive. The hopes of the game going to the extra time began looming for England but only for Mikel Oyarzabal to crush them in the 86th minute. The referees checked it for the offside but the goal stayed unlike the English hopes. Spain's Lamine Yamal was named Young Player of the Tournament while his teammate Rodri was named Player of the Tournament. Yamal, aged 17, broke multiple records in his maiden major tournament including one in the final. Yamal, who celebrated his 17th birthday on Saturday (Jul 13), became the youngest player to feature in a major tournament's final (UEFA or EURO) at 17 years and one day. He went past Brazil great Pele, who played in the 1958 FIFA World Cup Final aged 17 years and 249 days, to achieve the milestone. Yamal is also the youngest ever to play as well as a goal scorer in the Euro championship. He played his first match against Croatia in the group stage and scored his first goal in the semis against France.

Euro 2024: Spain beat England to win record fourth European title

Gareth Southgate said he needed time to reflect on whether he will continue as England manager after Sunday's 2-1 defeat to Spain in the final of Euro 2024. The Three Lions have now lost consecutive European Championship finals after missing out on penalties to Italy on home soil three years ago.

Southgate, who contract expires at the end of the year, also led England to the 2018 World Cup semi-finals and the quarter-finals four years later in Qatar. But he has not been able to end his nation's long wait for major tournament glory that stretches back to the 1966 World Cup.

"I need to have those conversations with important people behind the scenes and obviously I can't discuss that publicly first," said Southgate on what his future holds.

"Without a doubt, England have got some fabulous young players and even the young ones now have got a lot of experience of tournaments.

"Many of this squad are going to be around in two, four, six, eight years' time. We have now been consistently back in the matches that matter, so it's the last step that we haven't been able to do."

Despite reaching a first ever major tournament final on foreign soil, England never managed to live up to their hype before the competition as pre-tournament favourites.

Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham and Phil Foden were a shadow of the players that shone for their club sides last season.

Instead, England had to rely on a series of fightbacks and individual moments of brilliance to get past Slovakia, Switzerland and the Netherlands in the knockout stages.

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Spain, though, were a class apart as La Roja got the reward they deserved for being the best team in the tournament throughout.

"They are the best team in the tournament and they were the best team tonight," added Southgate. "Our players have been incredible; they've given everybody some incredible nights. They couldn't have given any more in terms of their effort, their desire, their character. Tonight, we fell short, we didn't keep the ball well enough."

Southgate bemoaned a number of physical issues as a laboured Kane was substituted for the fifth time in the tournament. His team also had one day less to prepare than Spain, who won their semi-final against France on Tuesday.

But the England boss acknowledged that Spain's dominance of possession had ground his side into submission.

"Ultimately we lost to the better side and we have to reflect on how that happened but it is very clear in my mind," added Southgate. "For me the key was position of the ball tonight and we didn't have enough control.

"There was a lot stacked against us tonight in terms of having a day less to recover from the previous game and having had the extra time periods that we did. But we have to hold our hands up."

Gareth Southgate said he needed time to reflect on whether he will continue as England manager after Sunday's 2-1 defeat to Spain in the final of Euro 2024. The Three Lions have now lost consecutive European Championship finals after missing out on penalties to Italy on home soil three years ago.

Gareth Southgate said he needed time to reflect on whether he will continue as England manager after Sunday's 2-1 defeat to Spain in the final of Euro 2024. The Three Lions have now lost consecutive European Championship finals after missing out on penalties to Italy on home soil three years ago. Southgate, who contract expires at the end of the year, also led England to the 2018 World Cup semi-finals and the quarter-finals four years later in Qatar. But he has not been able to end his nation's long wait for major tournament glory that stretches back to the 1966 World Cup. "I need to have those conversations with important people behind the scenes and obviously I can't discuss that publicly first," said Southgate on what his future holds. "Without a doubt, England have got some fabulous young players and even the young ones now have got a lot of experience of tournaments. "Many of this squad are going to be around in two, four, six, eight years' time. We have now been consistently back in the matches that matter, so it's the last step that we haven't been able to do." Despite reaching a first ever major tournament final on foreign soil, England never managed to live up to their hype before the competition as pre-tournament favourites. Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham and Phil Foden were a shadow of the players that shone for their club sides last season. Instead, England had to rely on a series of fightbacks and individual moments of brilliance to get past Slovakia, Switzerland and the Netherlands in the knockout stages. ALSO READ: Ticketless fans breaching security at Miami stadium causes delay in Copa America Final start - WATCH Spain, though, were a class apart as La Roja got the reward they deserved for being the best team in the tournament throughout. "They are the best team in the tournament and they were the best team tonight," added Southgate. "Our players have been incredible; they've given everybody some incredible nights. They couldn't have given any more in terms of their effort, their desire, their character. Tonight, we fell short, we didn't keep the ball well enough." Southgate bemoaned a number of physical issues as a laboured Kane was substituted for the fifth time in the tournament. His team also had one day less to prepare than Spain, who won their semi-final against France on Tuesday. But the England boss acknowledged that Spain's dominance of possession had ground his side into submission. "Ultimately we lost to the better side and we have to reflect on how that happened but it is very clear in my mind," added Southgate. "For me the key was position of the ball tonight and we didn't have enough control. "There was a lot stacked against us tonight in terms of having a day less to recover from the previous game and having had the extra time periods that we did. But we have to hold our hands up."

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Spain's boy wonder Lamine Yamal broke yet another record in the ongoing Euro 2024 - this time of legendary Brazilian footballer Pele.&nbsp;

Yamal, who celebrated his 17th birthday on Saturday (Jul 13), is now the youngest player to feature in a major tournament's final (UEFA or EURO) at 17 years and one day.

He reached the milestone after being named in Spain's starting XI vs England in the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul 14) in Berlin, Germany.

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The record was previously held by Pele when he featured in the 1958 FIFA World Cup final aged 17 years and 249 days.

Yamal is also the youngest-ever goal scorer in the Euro championship after scoring his first goal aged at 16 years and 362 days in the semi-final against France.

He overtook the record from Swiss player Johan Vonlanthen, who had also scored against France in Euro 2004, aged 18 years 141 days.

Earlier in the tournament, Yamal also became the youngest player ever to play in the European Championship. He played his first game against Croatia in a group stage match aged 16 years 338 days.

The previous youngest player in the Euro championship was Poland midfielder Kacper Kozłowski who played aged 17 years 246 days.

A photo of Yamal with Argentina superstar Lionel Messi went viral after his heroics against France in the semis.

Yamal revealed that photos of him as a 6-month-old baby with Argentina star Lionel Messi were hidden intentionally.&nbsp;

Messi was seen bathing baby Yamal in the photo which was shot for a charity calendar.

"Obviously, in the moment the photos were taken I wasn't conscious of what was going on at that age," Yamal said on social media channel Jijantes on Friday (Jul 12).

Spain's boy wonder Lamine Yamal broke yet another record in the ongoing Euro 2024 - this time of legendary Brazilian footballer Pele. Yamal, who celebrated his 17th birthday on Saturday (Jul 13), is now the youngest player to feature in a major tournament's final (UEFA or EURO) at 17 years and one day.

Spain's boy wonder Lamine Yamal broke yet another record in the ongoing Euro 2024 - this time of legendary Brazilian footballer Pele. Yamal, who celebrated his 17th birthday on Saturday (Jul 13), is now the youngest player to feature in a major tournament's final (UEFA or EURO) at 17 years and one day. He reached the milestone after being named in Spain's starting XI vs England in the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul 14) in Berlin, Germany. Also Read: Wimbledon 2024: Carlos Alcaraz beats Novak Djokovic in straight sets to defend title The record was previously held by Pele when he featured in the 1958 FIFA World Cup final aged 17 years and 249 days. Yamal is also the youngest-ever goal scorer in the Euro championship after scoring his first goal aged at 16 years and 362 days in the semi-final against France. He overtook the record from Swiss player Johan Vonlanthen, who had also scored against France in Euro 2004, aged 18 years 141 days. Earlier in the tournament, Yamal also became the youngest player ever to play in the European Championship. He played his first game against Croatia in a group stage match aged 16 years 338 days. The previous youngest player in the Euro championship was Poland midfielder Kacper Kozłowski who played aged 17 years 246 days. A photo of Yamal with Argentina superstar Lionel Messi went viral after his heroics against France in the semis. Yamal revealed that photos of him as a 6-month-old baby with Argentina star Lionel Messi were hidden intentionally. Messi was seen bathing baby Yamal in the photo which was shot for a charity calendar. "Obviously, in the moment the photos were taken I wasn't conscious of what was going on at that age," Yamal said on social media channel Jijantes on Friday (Jul 12).

ENG vs ESP, Euro 2024 Final: Spain teenager Lamine Yamal breaks Pele's 66-year-old record

Euro Cup Final 2024, Spain vs England Live Streaming:&nbsp;It will be a date with destiny for England when they take on Spain in the final of the Euro 2024 on Sunday (July 14) at the Olympiastadion&nbsp;in Berlin, Germany. The clash will be a great opportunity for England to win their maiden European Championship while Spain targets a record-breaking fourth title.

<h2>Spain Vs England LIVE Steaming:</h2>

With the two teams all ready to stamp their authority on the tournament, here are all the details of the Euro 2024 final between Spain and England including live streaming, venue and time.

<h2>Where to watch the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final Live on TV in India?</h2>

Spain vs England Euro 2024 final can be watched live in India on Sony Sports Network channels namely Sony Sports Ten 3 and Sony Sports Ten 3 HD.

<h2>Where to watch the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final Live Streaming on mobile app in India?</h2>

The Spain vs England Euro 2024 final can be watched live streaming on the Sony Liv app in India.

<h2>When is the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final?</h2>

Spain vs England Euro 2024 final will be played on Sunday (Jul 14) or Monday (Jul 15) India time.

<h2>Where will the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final be played?</h2>

Spain vs England Euro 2024 final will be played at the&nbsp;Olympiastadion&nbsp;in Berlin, Germany.

<h2>What time is the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final?</h2>

Spain vs England Euro 2024 final starts at 9:00 pm&nbsp;(local time)&nbsp;on Sunday, July 14.&nbsp;

<h2>What time is the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final in India?</h2>

Spain vs England Euro 2024 final starts at 12:30 am&nbsp;(IST)&nbsp;on Monday, July 15.

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<h2>Southgate to have second bite at the cherry</h2>

Having trailed in the semifinal contest, England managed to come back against the Netherlands at the Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund on Wednesday.

Having conceded early through Xavi Simons in the seventh minute, England came back into the contest with Harry Kane scoring a 19th-minute penalty before Ollie Watkins scored a 91st-minute winner.

The win for England will now see them face Spain in the European Championship on Sunday, who had earlier beaten France in the other semifinal.

Euro Cup Final 2024, Spain vs England Live Streaming: It will be a date with destiny for England when they take on Spain in the final of the Euro 2024 on Sunday (July 14) at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, Germany.

Euro Cup Final 2024, Spain vs England Live Streaming: It will be a date with destiny for England when they take on Spain in the final of the Euro 2024 on Sunday (July 14) at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, Germany. The clash will be a great opportunity for England to win their maiden European Championship while Spain targets a record-breaking fourth title. Spain Vs England LIVE Steaming: With the two teams all ready to stamp their authority on the tournament, here are all the details of the Euro 2024 final between Spain and England including live streaming, venue and time. Where to watch the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final Live on TV in India? Spain vs England Euro 2024 final can be watched live in India on Sony Sports Network channels namely Sony Sports Ten 3 and Sony Sports Ten 3 HD. Where to watch the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final Live Streaming on mobile app in India? The Spain vs England Euro 2024 final can be watched live streaming on the Sony Liv app in India. When is the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final? Spain vs England Euro 2024 final will be played on Sunday (Jul 14) or Monday (Jul 15) India time. Where will the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final be played? Spain vs England Euro 2024 final will be played at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, Germany. What time is the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final? Spain vs England Euro 2024 final starts at 9:00 pm (local time) on Sunday, July 14. What time is the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final in India? Spain vs England Euro 2024 final starts at 12:30 am (IST) on Monday, July 15. ALSO READ | There is lot to say: Former Pakistan pacer Wahab Riaz reacts after being sacked from PCB selection panel Southgate to have second bite at the cherry Having trailed in the semifinal contest, England managed to come back against the Netherlands at the Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund on Wednesday. Having conceded early through Xavi Simons in the seventh minute, England came back into the contest with Harry Kane scoring a 19th-minute penalty before Ollie Watkins scored a 91st-minute winner. The win for England will now see them face Spain in the European Championship on Sunday, who had earlier beaten France in the other semifinal.

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Harry Kane's move to Germany has not yet yielded the trophies he craved, but in Berlin on Sunday the England captain could quench his craving for silverware in style by winning Euro 2024.

Kane's strike to bring England level in a dramatic semi-final victory over the Netherlands was his 406th goal for clubs and country.

Yet, he is approaching his 31st birthday without a single trophy to his name.

Kane transferred his prolific Premier League form to the Bundesliga with ease last season, scoring 44 times in 45 appearances since joining Bayern Munich from Tottenham for a reported fee of £82 million ($105 million).

Yet it still did not result in collective success as Bayer Leverkusen did not taste defeat once in winning a domestic league and cup double, while Bayern bowed out to eventual winners Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-finals.

Kane came off towards the end of the decisive second leg against Madrid with a back injury that hampered the end of his club campaign and rolled into the Euros.

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He was unusually the target of stinging criticism from former England strikers Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer for his laboured performances early in the tournament which were symptomatic of a highly-fancied side that failed to shine.

The Three Lions won just one of their opening five matches in Germany in 90 minutes and have needed late goals to come from behind in each of the three knockout rounds against Slovakia, Switzerland and the Dutch.

"We've had to show unbelievable character, resilience, physical strength, mental strength -- we've shown it all but there is still one more to go," said Kane. "It's been a tough journey but it's one more. Ninety minutes, 120 minutes, penalties, whatever it takes."

<h2>'Positive influence'</h2>

After Kane hobbled off against the Netherlands 10 minutes from time, it was his replacement Ollie Watkins who smashed in a stoppage-time winner to send England to a first-ever major final on foreign soil.

Yet, the prospect of Kane not starting Sunday's final is unthinkable given his outstanding record.

"Unless Harry Kane is injured, he plays. He's the captain and the record goalscorer. There's no way you can leave him out," said Shearer.

Wayne Rooney, who Kane surpassed to become his country's all-time leading goalscorer, has hailed him as England's greatest-ever player.

Kane's controversial penalty against the Netherlands took him into a share of the lead for the Golden Boot on three goals and made him the top scoring European in major tournament knockout stages of all-time with nine.

"He's leading the team incredibly well, he's such a positive influence around the camp and guiding young players through everything the squad have had to deal with in the early stages of the tournament," said Southgate in defence of his skipper.

Together captain and coach have marked an era of unparalleled consistency for English football.

In four major tournaments together, Kane and Southgate have never failed to reach the quarter-finals -- progressing three times to the semi-finals and now twice to the final.

Prior to this run, England had only ever been to one final in winning the 1966 World Cup.

Yet, that remains their only-ever taste of tournament success and England must end a 58-year wait for more against a Spanish side that have thrilled on their way through the tougher half of the draw.

Kane moved to Germany to end his own personal trophy drought, but, at the end of a season that failed to deliver, he has the chance to lift the one that will matter most to his legacy as an England legend.

Harry Kane's move to Germany has not yet yielded the trophies he craved, but in Berlin on Sunday the England captain could quench his craving for silverware in style by winning Euro 2024.

Harry Kane's move to Germany has not yet yielded the trophies he craved, but in Berlin on Sunday the England captain could quench his craving for silverware in style by winning Euro 2024. Kane's strike to bring England level in a dramatic semi-final victory over the Netherlands was his 406th goal for clubs and country. Yet, he is approaching his 31st birthday without a single trophy to his name. Kane transferred his prolific Premier League form to the Bundesliga with ease last season, scoring 44 times in 45 appearances since joining Bayern Munich from Tottenham for a reported fee of £82 million ($105 million). Yet it still did not result in collective success as Bayer Leverkusen did not taste defeat once in winning a domestic league and cup double, while Bayern bowed out to eventual winners Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-finals. Kane came off towards the end of the decisive second leg against Madrid with a back injury that hampered the end of his club campaign and rolled into the Euros. ALSO READ: ‘They reacted as any human being…’ – Uruguay coach Bielsa defends players after brawl with fans in Copa He was unusually the target of stinging criticism from former England strikers Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer for his laboured performances early in the tournament which were symptomatic of a highly-fancied side that failed to shine. The Three Lions won just one of their opening five matches in Germany in 90 minutes and have needed late goals to come from behind in each of the three knockout rounds against Slovakia, Switzerland and the Dutch. "We've had to show unbelievable character, resilience, physical strength, mental strength -- we've shown it all but there is still one more to go," said Kane. "It's been a tough journey but it's one more. Ninety minutes, 120 minutes, penalties, whatever it takes." 'Positive influence' After Kane hobbled off against the Netherlands 10 minutes from time, it was his replacement Ollie Watkins who smashed in a stoppage-time winner to send England to a first-ever major final on foreign soil. Yet, the prospect of Kane not starting Sunday's final is unthinkable given his outstanding record. "Unless Harry Kane is injured, he plays. He's the captain and the record goalscorer. There's no way you can leave him out," said Shearer. Wayne Rooney, who Kane surpassed to become his country's all-time leading goalscorer, has hailed him as England's greatest-ever player. Kane's controversial penalty against the Netherlands took him into a share of the lead for the Golden Boot on three goals and made him the top scoring European in major tournament knockout stages of all-time with nine. "He's leading the team incredibly well, he's such a positive influence around the camp and guiding young players through everything the squad have had to deal with in the early stages of the tournament," said Southgate in defence of his skipper. Together captain and coach have marked an era of unparalleled consistency for English football. In four major tournaments together, Kane and Southgate have never failed to reach the quarter-finals -- progressing three times to the semi-finals and now twice to the final. Prior to this run, England had only ever been to one final in winning the 1966 World Cup. Yet, that remains their only-ever taste of tournament success and England must end a 58-year wait for more against a Spanish side that have thrilled on their way through the tougher half of the draw. Kane moved to Germany to end his own personal trophy drought, but, at the end of a season that failed to deliver, he has the chance to lift the one that will matter most to his legacy as an England legend.

England great Harry Kane eyes maiden trophy in Germany as Euro 2024 Final looms

Spain midfielder Dani Olmo said on Friday that the team enjoyed the challenging path they faced to reach the Euro 2024 final, winning a tough group and taking down Germany and France, and are pumped up for their clash against England on Sunday.

Olmo came on as a substitute to grab a goal and an assist to help Spain beat the hosts in the quarter-finals and scored the winner against France after they had initially gone behind.

The 26-year-old said that doing things the hard way was the perfect motivation for a competitive group of players.

"We've had to go through the hard road and should be proud of how we got here. The style of game we are playing is what got us here," Olmo told a press conference. "We are feeling really good and charged-up, well prepared, physically and mentally at our best. We know we have a unique opportunity on Sunday. We are super-motivated for the game to come.

"All we are thinking now is about the final. Ninety minutes away from glory, from being able to win a European Championship twelve years later (after last triumph in Euro 2012). Our motivation is at its peak... Can't wait!"

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Olmo acknowledged that England's path was also tough and that their opponents have shown a fighting spirit throughout the tournament that deserved respect.

However, he didn't think that Spain needed to alter their attacking style for Sunday's clash.

"If it's working, why change? We are playing with a unique and personalised idea, it's what we are as a team. We can always do new things and improve, as the coach says, but the idea will be the same," Olmo said.

"England are a team that has shown that they never give up... But we have suffered too. Against Germany, winning in extra time... against France it wasn't easy...

"It's true that we played well. But we've just lost a European Championship semi-final four years ago. We have that bad experience and learned how to improve. We are not concerned about the road they have travelled. We focus on our own.

"For me, the two best teams are the ones that go through to the final. We will try to focus on ourselves and do our best."

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Spain midfielder Dani Olmo said on Friday that the team enjoyed the challenging path they faced to reach the Euro 2024 final, winning a tough group and taking down Germany and France, and are pumped up for their clash against England on Sunday.

Spain midfielder Dani Olmo said on Friday that the team enjoyed the challenging path they faced to reach the Euro 2024 final, winning a tough group and taking down Germany and France, and are pumped up for their clash against England on Sunday. Olmo came on as a substitute to grab a goal and an assist to help Spain beat the hosts in the quarter-finals and scored the winner against France after they had initially gone behind. The 26-year-old said that doing things the hard way was the perfect motivation for a competitive group of players. "We've had to go through the hard road and should be proud of how we got here. The style of game we are playing is what got us here," Olmo told a press conference. "We are feeling really good and charged-up, well prepared, physically and mentally at our best. We know we have a unique opportunity on Sunday. We are super-motivated for the game to come. "All we are thinking now is about the final. Ninety minutes away from glory, from being able to win a European Championship twelve years later (after last triumph in Euro 2012). Our motivation is at its peak... Can't wait!" ALSO READ: Saudi Arabia to host inaugural Olympics Esports Games in 2025, confirms IOC Olmo acknowledged that England's path was also tough and that their opponents have shown a fighting spirit throughout the tournament that deserved respect. However, he didn't think that Spain needed to alter their attacking style for Sunday's clash. "If it's working, why change? We are playing with a unique and personalised idea, it's what we are as a team. We can always do new things and improve, as the coach says, but the idea will be the same," Olmo said. "England are a team that has shown that they never give up... But we have suffered too. Against Germany, winning in extra time... against France it wasn't easy... "It's true that we played well. But we've just lost a European Championship semi-final four years ago. We have that bad experience and learned how to improve. We are not concerned about the road they have travelled. We focus on our own. "For me, the two best teams are the ones that go through to the final. We will try to focus on ourselves and do our best." Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

‘We are charged up and well prepared' - Dani Olmo on Spain’s buildup to Euro Final against England

England coach Gareth Southgate is wary of the Spanish challenge in the Euro 2024 Final as the Three Lions prepare to end their trophy drought at a major competition. With England back in the hunt for a top trophy, having come close on the past two occasions during the last Euros and FIFA World Cup, Southgate feels his side is upbeat about taking down high-flying Spain in Berlin.

However, Southgate feels his team has enough character but has to be ‘tactically perfect’ to topple Spain, who will enter the summit clash as ‘hot favourites’. While Spain has been among goals this year, with their young prodigy Lamine Yamal making headlines with his star performances throughout, England looked out of sorts in most games despite finding a way to go through (more so on penalties).

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Knowing what lies ahead of them, considering Spain had tasted success on the global stage several times in the past decade or more, Southgate said, “They have won a few trophies. They are a bloody good side. Let’s pitch it right. We have got to be perfect to win this game, and we will have to find everything that we have got from within us."

“We have got players who have played lots of big matches, so they will know what is required on the night, but in the next couple of days, we have got to get ­perfectly prepared as it is such a quick turnaround,” the coach continued as quoted by The Daily Mail.

<h2>‘They are the best, but we are here to win’</h2>

Acknowledging how well Spain has been with their attack this time, and also considering a little bit of history where the first semis winner had won the past three Euros, Southgate calls their opponent ‘the best’ to face in the grand finale. He, however, said his team is also there to win, and with the spirited squad at the helm, Southgate believes they can script history.

“They would rightly be favourites for what they have done this tournament,” Southgate said. “They have been the best team. They have got a day longer, and in the last three finals, it has been quite significant, so we have got to get our recovery spot on. Tactically, we will have to be ­perfect as they are such a good side.”

“But we are here. The players have shown togetherness and spirit. Ollie being ready for his moment – he has trained like that the whole tournament and his head has never dropped. It is so powerful for them as a group when the subs keep ­having the impact. There are moments of them being the headline writer and ­making the difference, and that is really powerful,” the coach concluded.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

England coach Gareth Southgate is wary of the Spanish challenge in the Euro 2024 Final as the Three Lions prepare to end their trophy drought at a major competition.

England coach Gareth Southgate is wary of the Spanish challenge in the Euro 2024 Final as the Three Lions prepare to end their trophy drought at a major competition. With England back in the hunt for a top trophy, having come close on the past two occasions during the last Euros and FIFA World Cup, Southgate feels his side is upbeat about taking down high-flying Spain in Berlin. However, Southgate feels his team has enough character but has to be ‘tactically perfect’ to topple Spain, who will enter the summit clash as ‘hot favourites’. While Spain has been among goals this year, with their young prodigy Lamine Yamal making headlines with his star performances throughout, England looked out of sorts in most games despite finding a way to go through (more so on penalties). ALSO READ: CONMEBOL opens investigation for 'unacceptable' brawl after Colombia vs Uruguay Copa America semifinal Knowing what lies ahead of them, considering Spain had tasted success on the global stage several times in the past decade or more, Southgate said, “They have won a few trophies. They are a bloody good side. Let’s pitch it right. We have got to be perfect to win this game, and we will have to find everything that we have got from within us." “We have got players who have played lots of big matches, so they will know what is required on the night, but in the next couple of days, we have got to get perfectly prepared as it is such a quick turnaround,” the coach continued as quoted by The Daily Mail. ‘They are the best, but we are here to win’ Acknowledging how well Spain has been with their attack this time, and also considering a little bit of history where the first semis winner had won the past three Euros, Southgate calls their opponent ‘the best’ to face in the grand finale. He, however, said his team is also there to win, and with the spirited squad at the helm, Southgate believes they can script history. “They would rightly be favourites for what they have done this tournament,” Southgate said. “They have been the best team. They have got a day longer, and in the last three finals, it has been quite significant, so we have got to get our recovery spot on. Tactically, we will have to be perfect as they are such a good side.” “But we are here. The players have shown togetherness and spirit. Ollie being ready for his moment – he has trained like that the whole tournament and his head has never dropped. It is so powerful for them as a group when the subs keep having the impact. There are moments of them being the headline writer and making the difference, and that is really powerful,” the coach concluded. (With inputs from agencies)

Euro Final: Gareth Southgate wary of 'hot favourite' Spain as England eye first major title since 1966

Spain had a memorable evening in the Euro 2024 on Tuesday (July 9) after they beat France to book&nbsp;their place in the final on Sunday. A clash that will remain in the memories of many for the heroics of 16-year-old Lamine Yamal also had an unfortunate moment when Spanish players were busy celebrating their win over France. Spanish captain Alvaro Morata was seen limping as he returned to the dugout after the celebrations.

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<h2>Why was Morata limping?</h2>

After the monumental win over France, Spanish players celebrated on the pitch in front of the traveling fans. During that time a Spanish pitch invader got onto the field and tried taking a selfie with Spanish players who were in a herd. However, the stewards in charge spotted the invader and tried to stop him from getting to the players which resulted in them attacking the invader in full force.

During that moment, one of the stewards unfortunately tackled Spanish captain Morata from the back. This left the former Real Madrid striker in pain and was seen limping after that. While he needed no assistance and looked fine in the first take, his movement was not sharp causing fears in the La Roja camp.

At the time of writing, there was no medical update on the Spanish striker but fans will be hoping for him to be fit for the final. So far he has scored one goal in the Euro 2024 taking his overall tally in the European Championships to eight goals.

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Although Morata could be a miss for them, Spain will have a huge boost heading into the final with key defenders Dani Carvajal and Robin le Normand set to return for the final. Both players missed the semifinal clash owing to suspension but will be back in the frame for the Championship clash on Sunday.

The La Roja will meet either England or Netherlands in the final on Sunday, with both going head-to-head in the second semifinal on Wednesday. In case England win, it will be a repeat of the FIFA Women’s World Cup final from last year where Spain was the victorious side. In case the Netherlands win, it will be a repeat of the 2010 FIFA World Cup final where Spain triumphed over the Orange.

Spain had a memorable evening in the Euro 2024 on Tuesday (July 9) after they beat France to book their place in the final on Sunday. A clash that will remain in the memories of many for the heroics of 16-year-old Lamine Yamal also had an unfortunate moment when Spanish players were busy celebrating their win over France.

Spain had a memorable evening in the Euro 2024 on Tuesday (July 9) after they beat France to book their place in the final on Sunday. A clash that will remain in the memories of many for the heroics of 16-year-old Lamine Yamal also had an unfortunate moment when Spanish players were busy celebrating their win over France. Spanish captain Alvaro Morata was seen limping as he returned to the dugout after the celebrations. Alvaro Morata został kontuzjowany przez stewarda, który łapał kibica. Pierwszy napastnik Hiszpanii... Ilość wbiegających fanów ma murawę na tym Euro zastanawiapic.twitter.com/LuoRWfw2kH — BuckarooBanzai (@Buckarobanza) July 9, 2024 × Why was Morata limping? After the monumental win over France, Spanish players celebrated on the pitch in front of the traveling fans. During that time a Spanish pitch invader got onto the field and tried taking a selfie with Spanish players who were in a herd. However, the stewards in charge spotted the invader and tried to stop him from getting to the players which resulted in them attacking the invader in full force. During that moment, one of the stewards unfortunately tackled Spanish captain Morata from the back. This left the former Real Madrid striker in pain and was seen limping after that. While he needed no assistance and looked fine in the first take, his movement was not sharp causing fears in the La Roja camp. At the time of writing, there was no medical update on the Spanish striker but fans will be hoping for him to be fit for the final. So far he has scored one goal in the Euro 2024 taking his overall tally in the European Championships to eight goals. ALSO READ | Euro 2024, Spain vs France: Mbappe assist, Yamal curler highlight supercharged first half - WATCH Although Morata could be a miss for them, Spain will have a huge boost heading into the final with key defenders Dani Carvajal and Robin le Normand set to return for the final. Both players missed the semifinal clash owing to suspension but will be back in the frame for the Championship clash on Sunday. The La Roja will meet either England or Netherlands in the final on Sunday, with both going head-to-head in the second semifinal on Wednesday. In case England win, it will be a repeat of the FIFA Women’s World Cup final from last year where Spain was the victorious side. In case the Netherlands win, it will be a repeat of the 2010 FIFA World Cup final where Spain triumphed over the Orange.

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