BST Jess Anderson Well, that's all from us. We'll see you on Sunday for the small matter of the Euros final between England and Spain. Kick-off is at 5pm but we'll be around for much of the day to bring you all of the latest updates from Switzerland.

Spain’s was predominantly the former, as back to back Ballon d’Or winner Aitana Bonmati stepped up in the 113th minute against Germany. La Roja had huffed and puffed all night, before Bonmati brilliance downed the eight-time champions.

A title game between defending champion England and World Cup winner Spain is the Women’s European Championship final that many wanted.

Sarina Wiegman is looking to win a third consecutive Women’s Euros on Sunday. The England boss will lead her side out against Spain at St. Jakob-Park in Basel. It follows the

England seek a repeat as the Lionesses get stronger each game, while Spain have impressed with their signature flair in possession on the hunt to add a Euro title to their World Cup triumph. Germany are a proven foe with physical play and organization,

Spain are not a naturally tall side, and conceded from a header at a corner against Belgium. Their main approach when defending corners is keeping Paredes, who remains superb in the air, free from marking duties in order to position herself in the middle of their six-yard box and head clear absolutely anything that comes in her direction.