England face off against Spain on Sunday in the European Championship final after a thrilling 2-1 win over the Netherlands in the semi final.
Fans across the North East will be watching in a variety of locations, from beer gardens to living rooms.
For those venturing out of the house to watch the Three Lions' second successive Euros final, the Met Office have predicted dry and reasonably warm weather for the start of the match.
Here are the forecasts for some North East areas for the final's kick-off time:
Darlington
Cloudy conditions with a low chance of precipitation (around 10%). Temperatures are expected to be around 14°C with a gentle north-northeast wind at approximately 6-8 mph.
Durham
Cloudy conditions with a low chance of precipitation (around 10%). Temperatures are expected to be around 13°C with a gentle north wind at approximately 5-7 mph.
Bishop Auckland
Cloudy conditions with a low chance of precipitation (around 10%). Temperatures are expected to be around 13°C with a gentle north-northeast wind at approximately 5-7 mph.
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Consett
Cloudy conditions with a low chance of precipitation (around 10%). Temperatures are expected to be around 12°C with a gentle north-northeast wind at approximately 5-7 mph.
Middlesbrough
Cloudy conditions with a low chance of precipitation (around 10%). Temperatures are expected to be around 14°C with a gentle north-northeast wind at approximately 6-8 mph.
Richmond
Cloudy conditions with a low chance of precipitation (around 10%). Temperatures are expected to be around 13°C with a gentle north wind at approximately 6-8 mph.
Is your child's school allowing a late start on Monday?
With England making the final of the Euros, schools across the region are giving their pupils a late start so they can see history being made. Is your school opening late? Let us know.
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