England fans eye glory as Three Lions make confident start in Euros final against Spain

ENGLAND fans are eyeing glory – as the Three Lions make a confident start in tonight’s Euros final against Spain.

Supporters at home and away are hoping to end 58 years of hurt tonight – with England now ten minutes into the clash in Berlin.

At home, revellers are knocking back drinks and sporting England shirts at pubs and fan zones across the country.

Earlier today, travelling fans were snapped getting ready for the game at Berlin landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate and Friedrichstrasse.

Gareth Southgate’s side are hoping to end England’s 58-year wait for glory tonight.

The last time England men won a major tournament was the World Cup at Wembley in 1966.

Southgate’s team has already made history – as this is the first time England men have reached a major final on foreign soil.

The Three Lions have also never lost a match in the German capital before.