After four dramatic quarter-finals on Friday and Saturday, all eyes are now on the European Championship semi-finals this week.

We have pulled together your ultimate guide to the final four, along with a daily dose of tournament nostalgia and all the latest from Wimbledon on Manic Monday.

Your ultimate semi-final guide

The 24 teams who started Euro 2020 have been whittled down to just four with the tournament's two semi-finals taking place across Tuesday and Wednesday this week.

In-form Italy meet Spain at Wembley tomorrow, before England play Denmark looking to reach their first major tournament final in 55 years 24 hours later.

We have all the details you need ahead of the two midweek games.

Manic Monday at Wimbledon

The second week of the Championships kick off at Wimbledon today with Manic Monday taking place for the final time.

From next year there will be play on the middle Sunday in SW19 to ease congestion in the second week, bringing an end to one of the game's longest-running traditions.

But today sees Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer and British teenager Emma Raducanu all aiming to reach the quarter-finals.

Euro Flashback

There have been plenty of classic semi-final clashes since the first European Championship back in 1960.

Arguably none more so than France’s dramatic meeting with Portugal in Marseille in 1984.

There was huge extra-time drama as the hosts and favourites found themselves under immense pressure in front of an expectant crowd.

Transfer Talk

Away from the international action, we have also got you covered with the latest transfer gossip from the domestic game.

Every weekday throughout the summer window, our daily Transfer Talk column will bring you rumours and updates on the biggest names.

On top of that, our Euro 2020 Transfer Talk bulletin puts the futures of those starring at the tournament under the microscope.

Before you go

On top of our Euro 2020 and Wimbledon coverage, there is plenty more on site covering the weekend’s big sporting events.

There is all the reaction to Max Verstappen’s latest Formula One victory in Austria, as well as our weekly golf column.

In-house expert Matthew Hill looks back on Cameron Davis’ maiden PGA Tour victory and Lucas Herbert’s success in Ireland, with The Open Championship now only a little over a week away.