The emotional rollercoaster ride that has been UEFA Euro 2020 is almost over with only the final left to play this Sunday at Wembley Stadium in London, England. The English have had home advantage for pretty much the entire tournament bar one memorable night in Rome, Italy, which saw Ukraine blown away. The Azzurri also benefitted from significant home comforts in the group stage, but have also played in London and Munich, Germany, in the knockout phase. Gareth Southgate’s men saw off Denmark in extra-time in the semifinals while Roberto Mancini’s troops needed penalties to dispose of Spain and now it all comes down to this game. Who will come…