8th July 2021
England have never won the UEFA European Championship. They came close at Euro 2020, entering the tournament with high hopes of securing their first title. Their second-best performance remains their 3rd-place finish in 1968. England also reached the semi-finals in 1996, though no 3rd-place match was played that year.
The Euro 2020 final between Italy and England took place on 11 July 2021, where England reached the final but lost to Italy 3–2 on penalties.
| Italy | 1 - 1 AET | England |
| Leonardo Bonucci 67' | (0-1) | Luke Shaw 2' |
| 21 G Donnarumma | 01 Pickford | |
| 02 Di Lorenzo | 02 Walker (17 Sancho 120') | |
| 19 Bonucci | 05 Stones | |
| 03 Chiellini | 06 Maguire | |
| 13 Emerson (24 Florenzi 118') | 12 Trippier (25 Saka 71') | |
| 18 Barella (16 Cristante 54') | 14 Phillips | |
| 08 Jorginho | 04 Rice (08 Henderson 74') (11 Rashford 120') | |
| 06 Verratti (05 Locatelli 96') | 03 Shaw | |
| 14 Chiesa (20 Bernardeschi 86') | 19 Mount (07 Grealish 99') | |
| 17 Immobile (11 Berardi 55') | 10 Sterling | |
| 10 Insigne (09 Belotti 90') | 09 Kane | |
| Berardi | Penalties | Kane |
| Belotti | 3 - 2 | Maguire |
| Bonucci | Rashford | |
| Bernardeschi | Sancho | |
| Jorginho | Saka | |
| Venue: Wembley Stadium, London | Sunday 11th July 2021 21:00 | |
| Referee: Björn Kuipers (Netherlands) | Euro 2020 Final Match | |
| Attendance: 67,173 |

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