Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has said "we should certainly mark the occasion" if England win Euro 2024.

But he stopped short of confirming there would be a bank holiday if the Three Lions were victorious, saying he did not want to "jinx it".

The Liberal Democrats have called for an extra bank holiday if England win, following their 2-1 semi-final victory against the Netherlands on Wednesday.

England will play Spain in the final in Berlin on Sunday.

Speaking at the Nato summit in Washington, the prime minister said: "We should certainly mark the occasion.

"I went to the last Euros finals. I don't want to go through that again so I don't want to jinx anything.

"We must mark it in some way but the most important thing is getting it over the line on Sunday."

Sir Keir, an Arsenal supporter who regularly plays five-a-side football, said he always knew the team were going to go "all the way."

The prime minister managed to take a few minutes out from the Nato gathering to watch part of Wednesday's match with his Dutch counterpart.

"It was fantastic.

I managed to pop out from one of my sessions for just five minutes which is when I saw Harry Kane get the first goal," he said.

"I missed the second one but it's brilliant but on we go now, great change, I've always said this team are going to all the way so I'm really really pleased.