Dan Wootton: Win or lose, Euro 2020 final marks a return to normal life

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‘There are tens of thousands of folk on the streets of England, ready to party like it’s 2019…it’s about coming together as a patriotic nation in a way that hasn’t happened since the 2012 Olympics.’

Dan Wootton says win or lose, Euro 2020 final marks a return to normal life.

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