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SUN mascot Harry Mane roared into the heart of Germany yesterday to show his pride in our Lionesses ahead of tomorrow’s Euro final clash.
Our lucky lion hailed our heroes in the back yard of our old football foes.
Cheering on England's women, hot favourites to scoop their first piece of silverware against Germany at Wembley, Harry yesterday strode into the city centre to pose at Berlin's Brandenburg Gate.
Our mischievous mascot bellowed It's Coming Home in front of hundreds at the 18th century monument before having a kickabout there.
Harry also stole the show - as our Lionesses will do tomorrow - from local street entertainers, running across their gig and chanting as they played Chariots of Fire from a speaker.
He even won over famously humourless Germans who were desperate to be pictured and play footie with him after his antics.
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Harry had earlier visited the Berlin Fernsehturm tower and Hofbräu Wirtshaus to wet his whistle with a stein of beer alongside two waitresses - who were quaking in their Bavarian boots ahead of the crunch tie.
Waitress Rebecca Most, 30, said: “The Lionesses have been great, so it’ll be a tough game.
"We'll obviously be cheering Germany on but unfortunately I think we could struggle against England. I'll be crossing my fingers."