Former England goalkeeper Paul Robinson believes Gareth Southgate’s side have a “fantastic opportunity” to win Euro 2020.
England will play all their group games at Wembley, with potential matches in the last-16, semi-finals and final also being held at the national stadium.
The Football Association has targeted a capacity of 22,500 fans for its group games and last-16 ties, and is looking at an attendance of 45,000 as a minimum for the semi-finals and final.
“But what is going to help is that the majority of England’s games are at Wembley and the fans are going to be back in the stadiums.
“So if we can create that Euro 96 feeling, get people throughout the whole country behind the team, then yes, they have a fantastic opportunity to win it.”
England lost on penalties to Germany in the semi-finals when they hosted Euro 96 and Robinson urged caution when assessing the current opposition.
“I think they’ve got an outstanding chance,” the ex-Leeds and Tottenham keeper said. “You look at the squad and the talented players, but it’s very difficult.
“I think defensively they’ve got a few issues, the final two thirds of the field I feel they’ve got the attacking talent to rival anyone in Europe.
“But you’ve got to take into consideration the teams they’ve got to beat along the way, I think people sometimes get blinkered and just look at the England team.
“There’s a lot of potentially tough games and you’ve got Portugal, Spain to throw into that mix.”
* Robinson will be alongside presenter Simon Thomas and Lee Dixon when Amazon Prime Video broadcasts Brighton’s Premier League game against Leeds on Saturday at the Amex Stadium.
