Euro 2020 Road to Final: How Italy and England reached the summit clash

England manager Gareth Southgate says his team is ready to make history in Sunday's Euro 2020 final as they chase a first major trophy in 55 years, but Italy are in the mood to spoil the party at Wembley.Southgate's side have sent the nation into a frenzy by reaching their first European Championship final, leaving them one win away from a first title since the 1966 World Cup.Along with 60,000 lucky fans at Wembley, millions across England will be glued to the final on television, with some schools and businesses set to open later on Monday to allow a lie-in after the 1900 GMT kick-off.On the eve of England's day of destiny, Southgate's squad received messages of support from Queen Elizabeth II, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and even Hollywood actor Tom Cruise.Here's how Italy and hosts England qualified for Sunday's Euro 2020 final at Wembley:ItalyQualifyingItaly were part of Group J in qualifiers and won all of their 10 matches.Final tournamentThey also won all the matches in the group stage of the tournament finals.June 11In RomeTurkey 0 Italy 3 (Merih Demiral 53-og, Immobile 66, Insigne 79)June 16In RomeItaly 3 (Locatelli 26, 52, Immobile 89) Switzerland 0June 20In RomeItaly 1 (Pessina 39) Wales 0Last 16June 26In LondonItaly 2 (Chiesa 95, Pessina 105) Austria 1 (Kalajdzic 114)after extra timeQuarter-finalsJuly 2In MunichBelgium 1 (Lukaku 45+2) Italy 2 (Barella 31, Insigne 44)Semi-finalsJuly 6In LondonItaly 1 (Chiesa 60) Spain 1 (Morata 80)after extra time - Italy won 4-2 on penaltiesEnglandQualifyingEngland lost just one match in the qualifiers. They were in Group A.Final tournamentEngland qualified to knockouts with seven points from Group D in tournament finals.June 13In LondonEngland 1 (Sterling 57) Croatia 0June 18In LondonEngland 0 Scotland 0June 22In LondonCzech Republic 0 England 1 (Sterling 12)Last 16June 29In LondonEngland 2 (Sterling 75, Kane 86) Germany 0Quarter-finalsJuly 3In RomeUkraine 0 England 4 (Kane 4, 50, Maguire 46, Henderson 63)Semi-finalsJuly 7In LondonEngland 2 (Kjaer 39-og, Kane 104) Denmark 1 (Damsgaard 30)after extra timeWith AFP inputs*All screenshots taken from UEFA's website