Crown Jewels vs. Flamenco Stars: Will Berlin Hear the roar of the lions or the wonder kids snatch it all !

As the sun sets over the historic stadium, the air buzzes with anticipation. England’s fierce Lions, known for their relentless spirit, prepare to clash with Spain’s elegant Matadors, masters of skill and precision. It's a meeting of two footballing philosophies, each with a proud legacy and a burning desire to claim victory. Fans from both nations hold their breath, knowing that tonight's battle will be one for the ages.

Beginning at 9 p.m. local time in Berlin, Prince William, King Felipe of Spain, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer are all anticipated to attend the game.

Despite their claim to be the birthplace of football, England hasn't won a major men's championship since their home country's 1966 World Cup. Their women's squad advanced to the 2023 Women's World Cup final and won Euro 2022 at Wembley two years ago.

Spain, not only are they the most visually appealing squad in the tournament, but they have also won all of their games, making them the slight favorites against England going into Sunday's Euro 2024 final.For the next 24 months, a nation will be shaped by the events of Sunday.

Not requiring extra time, Spain has won five of their six games. The 90th minute proved to be crucial for England as they defeated the Netherlands, who had only won two games in that time. Spain would be six points ahead of England in a league structure with 16 points from six games.

In spite of trailing 1-0, the Spaniards outplayed France in the semifinals, scoring twice in five minutes to take the lead thanks to their continuous pressing style and vertical passing, which forced the French to play long balls.

Having Rodri as the team's midfield dynamo—a tactician who matches Germany's Toni Kroos in remarkable passing efficiency but has a more offensive mindset—the contest in the middle of the pitch is anticipated to be crucial to the result. England's full backs will have their hands full with lightning-quick wingers Nico Williams and Lamine Yamal, the youngest scorer at a World Cup or Euros, tearing up defenses and able to score and dish out assists.

On the other hand, England's defense has been strong, and because to Kyle Walker and John Stones' quickness, they can make quick rallies when they are exposed.

Spain, who also include the excellent  midfielder Fabian Ruiz—who is regarded by many as the player of the tournament—will need to relinquish control to England.

Spain's ball control will put Southgate's best midfielders, Declan Rice and Bellingham, to the test. And the future of England will be determined by Bukayo Saka, Phil Foden, and Harry Kane.

During the pre-match press conference on Saturday, Southgate and captain Harry Kane were questioned about their belief in fate. In response to suggestions that England could be destined to win Euro 2024, Gareth Southgate stated, "I'm not a believer in fairy tales, but I am a believer in dreams."

"So yes, no question. I'd swap everything in my career to have a special night by winning tomorrow. It is a lot of hard work from now until that moment, and I'm pretty determined to make tomorrow night special." After questioning if he would trade his own achievements to win the EURO 2024, Kane said.

Luis de la Fuente, Southgate's Spanish parallel, is a fan of English football. Alvaro Morata, his captain, is adamant on taking home the trophy. And he seeks Yamal's assistance with that. "We've been telling Yamal that we're going to win the European Championship!" He has been advised to consider the specifics of how he may assist us in achieving that. He is a football player who stands out from the majority of others.

It's a wonderful night. Some will break, some will be created.