Two weeks today, one of the 24 teams left at Euro 2024 will be lifting the Henri Delaunay trophy at the Olympiastadion in Berlin.
Based on early showings at the tournament, it's unlikely to be England, with the Three Lions having struggled for form so far.
But there's time and ahead of England's final group game on Tuesday, captain Harry Kane has been rallying his troops.
The skipper is one of several big-name players coming under fire for their performances in Germany, with Gareth Southgate left scratching his head looking for answers.
It's a similar story at UEFA HQ, after multiple pitch invaders marred Portugal's Saturday evening clash with Turkey - no prizes for guessing who the selfie-chasing fans headed to first.
However, it's raised a genuine safety concern, with UEFA themselves under pressure to address the issue.
Back on the pitch, it's a date with destiny for Scotland in Frankfurt, as they look to progress into the knockouts of a major tournament for the first time
Follow all of our updates from today's Euro 2024 action...
Two England players involved in training ground row
Kyle Walker and Kieran Trippier were both reportedly involved in a training ground row following England's draw with Denmark.
It's claimed the pair shared a heated exchange during a training session, with Phil Foden forced to intervene and diffuse the situation.
The pair quickly smoothed over their differences and were seen laughing and joking with each other shortly after.
Cristiano Ronaldo 'lucky' to have not been harmed
It was a busy afternoon for Cristiano Ronaldo during Portugal's 3-0 win over Turkey on Saturday - and not for the reason you might think.
The former Real Madrid and Manchester United superstar picked up a hat-trick, not of goals, but selfies.
All in all, a whopping four people gained access to the pitch during the second half of the Group F encounter.
And Portugal boss Roberto Martinez believes his main man was lucky to have not been hurt.
Speaking after the game, he said: "It is a concern, because today we were lucky that the intentions of the fans were good.
"We all love a fan that recognizes the big stars and the big icons in their minds. We all agree with that.
"But you can understand it was a very, very difficult moment – if those intentions are wrong, the players are exposed and we need to be careful with that.
"I don't think that should happen on a football pitch."
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Harry Kane schedules team meeting after Denmark stalemate
Let's face it, England's performance against Denmark was bobbins.
There's no way of dressing it up otherwise, and that's something captain Harry Kane knows too.
The ex-Tottenham Hotspur star called a players' summit following the Denmark game, as per The Sun.
It's claimed the private meeting didn't involve any coaches, with the idea being players could thrash out any differences they might have ahead of the Slovenia clash.
Wilkommen und hallo!
Welcome and hello to Day 10 of this summer's European Championship! Wow, hasn't that gone quick...
And it could prove to be Scotland's final day at the tournament, with their crunch group game against Hungary to come later tonight.
The host nation are also in action, as Group A comes to a close.
We'll be covering that and much more, so make sure to stick around.