Watch as female fan flashes huge crowd of England supporters

ENGLAND supporters got more than they bargained for ahead of tonight’s date with destiny.

The Three Lions are playing Spain in the Euro 2024 final in Berlin.

Gareth Southgate is hoping to end 58 years of hurt and securing our first piece of silverware since the 1966 World Cup.

Those lucky enough to be heading to the Olympiastadion have been in full party mood all afternoon.

And excitement is mounting back on these shores as fans up and down the country got set for the action - and one girl was keen to show them her own two up top.

A clip has gone viral on Instagram of a female named Rain Monroe, who has nearly 15,000 followers, decked out in tiny denim shorts that show off both of her bum cheeks.

But as a male crowd gathered in front of her, she proceeded to lift up the front of her top and give them all an eyeful.

That was met by huge cheers as she waved to her new found army of admirers.

But one spectator was so impressed with what he had seen that he even went up to shake Rain’s hand.

Meanwhile, supporters back in the UK were all switching to ITV for all of the big match build-up.

BBC and ITV are in a ratings war tonight - while their pundits are seated just yards apart at the Olympiastadion.

Both British broadcasters have pulled out the big guns and are going all out in their quest to attract the most viewers.

Legendary England striker Gary Lineker was on presenting duties for the Beeb, as he was joined by ex-Three Lions defenders Micah Richards and Rio Ferdinand.

And they also had former Spanish attacker Juan Mata alongside them after the Euro 2012 winner was added to the line-up late this week.

Meanwhile, on the other channel, Mark Pougatch was on hosting duties from Berlin.

They were able to call on the expertise of Manchester United legends Roy Keane and Gary Neville while ex-Arsenal and England ace Ian Wright.

And it seems that their panel was the one most people said they were tuning in to pre-match.

Although some said they were switching back for the game.

One posted on X: “BBC for the game itself. Switch over to ITV for the pundits.”

Another wrote: “I prefer the pundits on ITV but prefer commentary from BBC.”

A third was torn, saying: “I prefer the pundits on ITV but the coverage on BBC.

“A real dilemma ahead. I’ve switched three times.”

A fourth wrote: “When it comes to the football, I feel like ITV have the better pundits but the BBC have better commentary.”