England face off with Slovenia in the final match of Group C, with Euro 2024 about to move into the knockout phases.
The group stages are coming to a close as teams get a clearer look at the route ahead of them leading to the Euro 2024 final.
It’s the final match of Group C, meaning both England and Slovenia will discover their tournament fates by the final whistle.
With the round of 16 just around the corner, the two nations will be looking to enter them in the strongest possible circumstances.
The Three Lions have four points, which appears to be enough for qualification, though questions have continued over Gareth Southgate and his team’s recent performances.
Slovenia have earned two hard-fought points from their opening matches, giving themselves a chance of qualifying.
So with that said, here’s a look at everything you need to know about England v Slovenia in Group C at Euro 2024.
England v Slovenia kick-off time
The final clash of Group C, between England and Slovenia, will take place on Tuesday, June 25th at 8pm (BST) at the RheinEnergieStadion, in Cologne.
Due to the match being the final meeting in the group, Denmark’s clash with Serbia will be played at the exact same time.
What TV channel is England v Slovenia on?
ITV will be broadcasting the match between England and Slovenia, which will make it free-to-air for those in the UK.
However, a valid TV license is required to view the game, which will include all the build-up, action and reaction.
England free live stream
A free live stream of England v Slovenia will be available through ITV’s own dedicated streaming platform, ITVX.
An account on the website is required along with a TV license to view the live stream, which can then bring you all the action live to a smartphone or computer device.
England v Slovenia team news
Slovenia are sweating on the fitness of star striker Benjamin Sesko after he came off with a quad issue in the draw with Serbia – though he is still expected to be involved.
As for England, there have been doubts over Luke Shaw and Kieran Trippier – with the former still recovering from injury while the latter suffered an injury problem in the draw with Denmark.