The posh England fan who went viral after an interview with Mail Sport, has given one last message to wish Gareth Southgate's side 'good luck' ahead of tonight's Euro 2024 final.
England will be looking to end 58-years of hurt when they face Spain in Berlin tonight.
Jolie Sharpe, 22, has been watched more than 40 million times after being asked for her views about manager Gareth Southgate by Mail Sport's Aadam Patel as she walked out of the stadium in Dortmund after the Three Lions semi-final win against the Netherlands.
In a new video on social media, Sharpe has given Southgate and England team one last message ahead of tonight's massive game.
In a video posted on Mail Sport's X account, she said: 'Gareth, England team, if you are watching this, good luck.
Posh England fan Jolie Sharpe has told Mail Sport that 'it's coming home' in one last message to wish Gareth Southgate and England players 'good luck' ahead of tonight's Euro 2024 final
Sharpe went viral after a 19 second interview with the Mail after England's semi-final victory
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'The whole country is behind you, everyone out here in Berlin, everyone back home, you have done so well to get here.
'I just feel it, it's written in the stars, everyone feels it, the atmosphere, I just know it's coming home.
'You guys have got this. We are going to do it and it's going to be an electric summer so thanks for all the hard work and let's bring it home.'
Sharpe previously told Mail Sport that she received 'such nice images' since going viral on social media, after the 'incredible' feedback to her review.
In an interview with Mail Sport's Patel, she said: 'I back us, if we can’t back our own team, who is, I back us until the end,' Sharpe said. 'There is no doubt in my mind that it is coming home.
'The passion from everyone, I saw a video on England socials today about Gareth shaking all the hotel staff’s hands.
'He looks so happy, they looked so happy. I just feel from the Euros a few years back, I feel here in Berlin the happiness and positivity.
'It might just be the sunshine and I might just be delusional, but I just think it is coming home, there is no doubt in my mind.
The sports presenter has now been watched 40 million times after she was asked her thoughts about manager Gareth Southgate as she walked out of the stadium in Dortmund
Sharpe believes Gareth Southgate's side are going to beat Spain in the Euro 2024 final
'It is written in the stars, the Bellingham goal, it’s here, it’s going to happen, it don’t know how it is going to happen, but it is going to happen.'
Sharpe confirmed she will attend the final with her parents and older brothers, having also seen England lose on penalties in the Euro 2020 showpiece at Wembley.
She said she will go out 'singing and dancing' if England win on Sunday night.
Sharpe, who has her own marketing agency called JGS Live, has been in Germany since Tuesday when the family left their north London home to make the 400 mile drive to the tournament.
In her first interview with Mail Sport has seen her go from over 6,000 followers on Instagram, to more than 40,000.
Sharpe will be among the England supporters at the 74,000 capacity Olympiastadion
She said: 'I feel like I have been living an experience outside my body, it has been amazing, I am so grateful.
'I was on such a high, I was so happy and I went to bed and the next thing you know I have got all these messages. Such nice messages, it has been amazing.
'40 mill, it has been incredible, when I started getting messages from people I haven’t spoken to in years, they were like “have you seen this of you” and I was like “oh my gosh” and my family were asleep.
She told Mail Sport in her interview immediately after the Netherlands game, that Southgate should 'ignore the haters' and praised the Three Lions boss - comments which were widely praised on social media.
