David Guetta returns to the Stade de France in Paris to bring the curtain down on Euro 2016 ahead of tonight's final.
The French DJ opened the show at the same stadium last month, performing his tournament anthem 'This One's For You' alongside Swedish singer-songwriter Zara Larsson while 600 dancers added to the spectacle.
And Guetta will be back in the capital for what is expected to be an equally impressive display to mark the end of the European Championships.
Mozaik The Producer will also be among artists performing at the ceremony as Europe prepares to crown a new champion following Spain's failed title defence.
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Wales, Portugal, France and world champions Germany all remain in contention to clinch the trophy and a place in the showdown for the hosts would surely add to the atmosphere ahead of kick-off on Sunday.
Indeed, headliner Guetta has shown no attempt to mask his loyalty to Didier Deschamps's men, tagging Arsenal's Olivier Giroud and West Ham's Dimitri Payet in a congratulatory tweet after their victory over Iceland in the quarter-finals.
Here, Standard Sport brings you everything you need to know ahead of the closing ceremony.
When? Sunday, July 10
Where? Stade de France, Paris
Time? 7pm
Will it be on TV?
The Euro 2016 closing ceremony will be shown live on both BBC One and ITV in the UK ahead of Sunday's final. Coverage will start at 7pm ahead of the showpiece in the Saint-Denis district of Paris.
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