So we thought we would take a cheeky look at how fans in previous years have got their Euro vibe on - and ask you how you are hoping to cheer on your team!

Scroll through our gallery of pictures above to see some footballing fun!

In 2016, former England goalkeeper David James was spotted serving fresh Domino’s pizza to revellers at the Isle of Wight Festival, ahead of the Three Lions’ Euro 2016 tie against Russia.

The game was shown on a big screen at the event, and David — who was capped 53 times for England — delighted hungry fans by dishing out dinner and posing for selfies on a mobile pizza unit.

At the time, a Domino’s source said: “David was brilliant – we couldn’t believe it when he suggested jumping up to serve our pizzas. The fans absolutely loved it.”

Footballer David James served up a storm at the 2016 Isle of Wight Festival.

English and Welsh fans from the Isle of Wight travelled to France for a Euro 2016 tour and some of them even got to meet well-known former footballer, Alan Shearer.

Covid means tours to watch the football may not be possible at the moment, but there are plenty of fun things you can do at home!

Go back a few years and who remembers the Cawood family from Three Gates Farm, Calbourne, who got in the moo-d for Euro 2004 by painting the Cross of St George on their cows!

How will you be getting into the Euro mood? Will you be doing a spot of face-painting? Wearing a lucky shirt or hat? Covering your home with patriotic flags? Or popping down to your local pub to have a pint or two and watch all the key matches on the big screen?

Are you a big football fan? We would love to hear about your Euro 2021 plans - or learn how you have celebrated the European football championships in the past! Simply click on the submissions box below to send us pictures and details!