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When you play, play safe with Bet365. Not long to go now, as England prepared to take on Spain in the final of Euro

2024. I think we've improved the credibility of English football in how it's perceived around the world.

But ultimately until you win that trophy, then there will always be those questions both abroad and at home about what we've done.

On the way, we hear from Gara Southgate and Olly Watkins, Gary Neville, tells us why Harry Kane needs to start on Sunday.

We'll get the very latest from the England camp and a leading sports psychologist tells us why, if it goes to penalties against Spain, the result won't be in doubt.

I'm Juliet Farrington, and for the penultimate time, this is your essential Euros podcast from Sky Sports.

Right, how are the nerves? Are you all excited? Well, I kind of know someone who is. We can go straight to him, Rob Dorset, with the England squad. He's been speaking to Gareth Southgate ahead of Sunday's final.

We've reached the first final in 50 plus years was enormous and we're now in a different

moment as a team, two tournaments on, a lot more big match experience. So I guess there was less of a celebration perhaps less satisfaction at reaching

a final. I don't say it becomes run of the mill but it's a little bit more normal

for us and that statement in itself is probably a bit ridiculous given our history.

It definitely took the job to try to help English football improve.

I know what it would mean not only to general public in England but particularly to people involved in English football, from those

that develop young players to those that run clubs, to every level of the game, really.

I think we've improved the credibility of English football in how it's perceived around the

world, but ultimately until you win

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