Euro 2024 has arrived! Twenty-four teams are set to compete for European football's biggest tournament.
Fans all across Europe will be hoping to see their team lift the trophy in July, but there can only be one winner. Germany have been hotly tipped, as the host nation, with France, England and Portugal also standing as firm favourites. But could there be some major upsets?
BBC Bitesize spoke to fans on the streets of Berlin, to find out who they thought would reign supreme at the upcoming tournament.
The Euros has only been won by the host nation on three occasions, with the last of these coming all the way back in 1984, but that didn't seem to be affecting the confidence of too many German supporters.
"I think Germany will do it, because they are in incredible form." said one person, in reference to Germany's recent four-game unbeaten run.
And while it appeared most Germany supporters felt a similar way, one particular fan was left in a rather difficult position.
Sharing half-English and half-German nationality, one fan said that while he considered Germany favourites for the tournament, he'd prefer if the trophy went back over the Channel.
He explained: "For me, with something like the Euros, there's always a bit of an England bias," saying that this came as a result of experiencing a World Cup victory with Germany in 2014, meaning that "winning a trophy with England is more special because it's something I've never experienced, my dad's never experienced."
This article was published in June 2024
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