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Theroma haber istasyonlan brothers divided by the Euro 2024 final20 hours agoBy Kaushal Menon Muralidaran, BBC News, West of EnglandShareBBCDavide (L) and Rafael (R) Garcia-Levy are siblings with different footballing prioritiesDavide and Rafael Garcia-Levy are siblings, one lives in Bristol and the other in Saltford. On any other day, Davide being an England fan and Rafael being a Spain fan would border on mundane.This Sunday however, sibling rivalry will be turned up a notch as England prepare to face Spain in the final of the 2024 European Championship. Dav and Raf, as they like to be called, have an English mother and Spanish father. Although the pair grew up in England, they have a large extended family from Spain.So what influenced their decision to support either team?"I live over here and the vibe's crazy in the pubs and you've got to go with it, haven't you?", said Dav, 34.Raf, 32, explained his reasoning: "Spain just play better football, as everyone knows.""We've won every single game in this competition, one more game left and I think we have it."Photo by MOHAMED MESSARA/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock (14580764sz)Ollie Watkins' winner helped England beat the Netherlands to reach the finalEngland fan Dav said: "We started slow but the ball is in motion now and I feel like we played all right against Netherlands, we played well."I did say from the beginning, [it would be a] Spain-England final. I just had the feeling that would be the outcome."He was watching the semi-final from a pub and said when Ollie Watkins scored the winning goal: "The pub went crazy, everyone was on the phone ringing family members. I was ecstatic."Getty ImagesTeenager Lamine Yamal has a goal and three assists for Spain at Euro 2024Raf is backing Spain's newest golden boy Lamine Yamal to deliver: "[At] 16 years old, he plays absolutely brilliant. Personally, I think he's going to be the next [Lionel] Messi" he says.The brothers however, are unlikely to watch the match together.Dav said he would be watching the game out with other England fans. "It's completely different to watching it in the pub and watching it at home. So, I'm gonna find a nice spot full of England fans and watch it there."Raf said: "I think I'll be safe and probably watch at home."Their predictions- Dav has backed England to win 3-2, while Raf has predicted a 2-1 victory for Spain.Follow BBC Bristol on Facebook, X and Instagram. Send your story ideas to us on email or via WhatsApp on 0800 313 4630.More on this storyPenalties, red cards and shocks - England's 58 years of hurt'We're flying to Poland' - England fans scramble to reach Berlin for finalEngland fans celebrate reaching Euro 2024 semi finalRelated Internet LinksBBC Media Centre-Where to watch, listen and follow the finalSaltfordBristolRelatedRiver bank like 'shanty town' after heavy rainfall16 Jan 2024BristolParamedic runs 100k following brother's diabetes16 Nov 2023BristolWoman in her 70s dies after crashing into lamppost7 Nov 2023SomersetMore57 mins agoMan arrested after human remains found in suitcaseThe 24-year-old was detained by armed officers in Bristol in the early hours of Saturday.57 mins agoEngland2 hrs agoNewspaper headlines: Human remains in suitcasesLocal websites and newspapers have been talking about the suitcases found on Clifton Suspension Bridge and the Watkins' last minute winner.2 hrs agoEngland2 hrs agoYoung voices sing message of good luck for Team GBAbout 6,000 children joined a musical relay to record the song as athletes prepare for the Paris Olympics.2 hrs agoEngland3 hrs agoLower carbon emissions recorded in city in 2022It is believed that warmer temperatures and higher bills prompted people to use less energy.3 hrs agoBristol3 hrs agoDown's syndrome team celebrating 10th anniversaryBristol Down's Syndrome Football Club runs weekly training sessions for children and adults.3 hrs ago