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The brothers divided by the Euro 2024 final

Kaushal Menon Muralidaran
BBC News, West of England
BBC Davide on the left, wearing a white t-shirt and Rafael on the right wearing a red Spain top and pumping his fistBBC
Davide (L) and Rafael (R) Garcia-Levy are siblings with different footballing priorities

Davide 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 either team?

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