We are barely a week away from the Euro 2020 final, and everyone's busy predicting the champion team. One of them is Germany striker Timo Werner.

The Chelsea man was at the Formula One Austrian Grand Prix, where Sky Sports asked him whether it is finally coming home for England. Werner had no doubt about the Three Lions ending their title drought on July 12 at the Wembley Stadium.

Referring to Germany's round of 16 clash versus Harry Kane and company, he said, "I think at the end they were the better team in the game on Tuesday. So, they have all what they need to win the Euros and I wish them all the best."

Gareth Southgate's men next play Denmark in the semi-finals on Thursday.

By beating Ukraine in the quarterfinals, the Three Lions entered the last four of the European Championship for the first time in 25 years.

The last time England made it to the last four of the European Championship was in 1996. But the bigger goal at this point is to duplicate the success of the 1966 England team that won the World Cup on home soil.

Kane scored on England's first opportunity in the fourth minute, using one touch to redirect a through ball from Raheem Sterling for his second goal in as many matches. The ball went in off the shoulder of goalkeeper Georgiy Bushchan inside the near post.

England also scored early in the second half after Kane was fouled about 10 seconds. A free kick from Luke Shaw set up a header from Maguire. Four minutes later, Kane got his second by heading in another cross from Shaw on a play that included a backheel pass from Sterling as England dazzled.

After failing to score in the group stage, Kane now has three goals in two matches after also scoring in the 2-0 win over Germany in the last 16