England vs Germany - U21 Euros final: Live score, team news and updates as Three Lions look to secure second successive title
'Back to back, like I'm Jordan '96, '97'
Hip-hop lovers will know the song that these lyrics are from, I am almost certain of it. Yep, it's from Drake's 2015 track 'Back to Back', funnily enough.
This is a song that England's Young Lions should be blasting from their dressing room as they attempt to win the European U21 Championships for the second time on the bounce.
I can see it now, Harvey Elliott jumping up and down to pump himself up as Drake belts 'Yeah, I'm going back to back'. That's sure to fire him and the rest of the squad up, I imagine.
I mean, they are going to have to be at their very best if they are to win this competition again, as they face a Germany side that beat them in the group stage.
What a time it would be to get revenge on the big stage.
I will never tire of seeing England in a Euros final, even if it seems to be happening every single year. This is going to be one hell of a night, whatever happens.
Strap yourselves in and enjoy the show.
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