More than 60,000 optimistic England fans have signed a petition demanding a day off if England win Euro 2020.
The petition calls for Monday to be made a Bank Holiday if the Three Lions triumph against Italy at Wembley on Sunday.
It comes as England beat Denmark 2-1 in extra time last night to secure a spot in their first major international final since 1966.
Meanwhile, England fans today face a desperate rush to book a space at a pub after Gareth Southgate's side set up what is being dubbed a 'Super Sunday' for the hospitality industry - with the Wimbledon final also due to take place on the same day.
However, Boris Johnson today appeared to pour cold water on plans for a Bank Holiday, saying it would be 'tempting fate', while one Tory MP remarked to MailOnline 'we haven't won anything yet'.
More than 60,000 optimistic England fans have signed a petition demanding a day off if England win 2020
England fans today face a desperate rush to book a space at a pub after England's victory over Denmark last night set up a Super Sunday for the hospitality industry
Venues across the country are expected to be packed-out - as much as they can be under Covid rules - this weekend when England face Italy in the Euro 2020 final
But with restrictions such as capacity limits and table service still set to be in place, spaces are already going fast
Asked about the possibility of a Bank Holiday, the Prime Minister told Sky News: 'I think that would be tempting fate. Let's see what happens.'
It comes as the petition calling for the Bank Holiday reached more than 60,000 signatured.
The petition, which was set up on the official Parliamentary petition page prior to England's semi-final victory, reads: 'England may be playing a European Championship Final at 8pm on Sunday 11th July.
'It would be beneficial and sensible to give the country the day off the next day if England win, in the form of an extra Bank Holiday Monday.'
Meanwhile, venues across the country are expected to be packed-out - as much as they can be under Covid rules - this
