The country will come to a standstill as up to 30 million people watch the team’s bid for a first major trophy for 55 years.
Gareth Southgate’s men take on Italy at Wembley for the chance to write themselves into the history books.
Sterling, who grew up in the shadow of Wembley stadium and has been one of the stars of the tournament, issued a rallying cry.
“The support and energy from all the fans have been incredible both at Wembley and with everyone watching at home. Bring on Sunday under the arches,” he tweeted.
There is also a growing clamour for employers to allow staff to come in late on Monday if captain Harry Kane raises the trophy and sets off a frenzy of celebration.
The match will be over by 10pm if it is settled in normal time.
However, the prospect of extra time and penalties means the game could finish closer to 11pm. Downing Street said employers who are able to should be flexible about allowing staff to go in to work late on Monday or take the day off if England win.
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