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England faces Slovakia in a Euro 2024 round of 16 match on Sunday, June 30, 2024 (6/30/24) at Arena AufSchalke in Gelsenkirchen, Germany.

The England vs Slovakia live stream is yet another tricky Euro 2024 tie for Gareth Southgate’s side to navigate. They haven’t impressed yet but will be keen to prove the doubters wrong

On paper, England have done everything asked of them. They topped their group, conceding just one goal. However, it is clear there are issues to sort, particularly on the left-hand side. Kieran Trippier is expected to be fit and will likely continue at leftback. However, there are growing calls for his Newcastle teammate Anthony Gordon to join him to add some width. Cole Palmer also impressed on the other side when brought on as a substitute against Slovenia.

Slovakia, meanwhile, have played with plenty of verve and energy. As well as a hard-fought draw with Romania, they scored a very impressive victory over Belgium and would love to claim another big scalp. With PSG’s Milan Škriniar organising things at the back, they are not going to be a pushover.

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Can the Falcons claim a shock win over the sub-par Three Lions?

It's crunch time for underwhelming England today as they take on underdogs Slovakia in this UEFA Euro 2024 round of 16 knockout tie in Gelsenkirchen.

Despite finishing top of Group C, the Three Lions have so far failed to live up to their billing as tournament favorites, with mounting pressure from their fanbase on manager Gareth Southgate to take a less cautious approach to their remaining games.

The Slovakians have defied expectations to reach this phase of the tournament, kicking off their campaign with a standout surprise win over Belgium, and will relish the opportunity of pulling off another shock here against an opponent under increasing pressure.

The Three Lions are heavy favourites and will be desperate to step things up a notch in Gelsenkirchen this evening after a hugely lacklustre group stage showing that led to plenty of criticism aimed at under-fire manager Gareth Southgate.

Having opened with a nervy win over Serbia, England then played out woeful draws with both Denmark and Slovenia but still managed to top Group C despite scoring just twice in three games.

They had looked set for a blockbuster first knockout showdown with the Netherlands this weekend, though Georgia’s shock win over Portugal in Group F resulted in them being paired with Slovakia on Sunday night instead.

Francesco Calzona’s side are clear underdogs having got through as one of the four best-third place finishers at the tournament, but have already shown what they are capable of by upsetting fancied Belgium before a late defeat by Ukraine and draw with Romania.

Slovakia have never previously beaten England and managed only one draw in six attempts, at Euro 2016. Their last meeting was a 2-1 World Cup qualifying loss at Wembley in September 2017.

England has made hard work and even harder viewing so far in Euro 2024, but they just about reached the knockout stage. Slovakia defeated Belgium in their first group game and will fancy their chances today given their opponent's lackluster form. Will there be an upset? Let us show you where to watch a free England vs. Slovakia live stream and you can see for yourself.

The Three Lions enter knockout action at Euro 2024 this evening with a last-16 tie in Gelsenkirchen. England will desperately hope to step things up a notch back at the scene of their opening win over Serbia after consecutive turgid draws with Denmark and Slovenia that did not stop them from topping Group C but led to fierce criticism of both the players and under-fire manager Gareth Southgate, who is expected to bring Kobbie Mainoo into his midfield today.

It had looked as if England would likely have to face the Netherlands next, before Georgia’s shock win over Portugal meant it was Slovakia instead. Francesco Calzona’s side made a fine start in Germany with a shock upset of Group E favourites Belgium, before coming back down to earth somewhat with a loss to Ukraine and draw with Romania that saw them progress as one of the four best third-placed finishers.

England, who have no injury concerns for this game, have never lost to Slovakia in six previous meetings between the two nations, with Switzerland awaiting the winners in a Dusseldorf quarter-final next weekend after stunning Italy. Follow England vs Slovakia live below, with expert analysis from Dan Kilpatrick and Malik Ouzia at Arena AufSchalke.

Knockout tournament football of course means the possibility of extra time and, as far as England are usually concerned, the dreaded lottery of penalties.

The Three Lions had started to experience better luck on that front at long last against Colombia at the 2018 World Cup and against Switzerland at the 2019 Nations League finals, only for spot-kick disaster to strike again in the final of Euro 2020 at Wembley.

Speaking yesterday on the eve of the last-16 clash with Slovakia, Gareth Southgate insisted that England had been quietly refining their approach to penalties.

As left-back Luka Shaw remains a doubt, England boss Gareth Southgate is urged to field Bukayo Saka in Shaw's position to unleash Cole Palmer and Anthony Gordon while resting Phil Foden for the tie.

As captain Milan Skriniar is confident of causing England an upset, head coach Francesco Calzona will aim to deploy his strongest XI on Sunday.

With Newcastle United's Martin Dubravka in goal, and Skriniar partnered by Denis Vavro at centre-back, Stanislav Lobotka will remain in charge of the engine room.

The European Championship, also known as Euro 2024, is entering the knockout phase on Saturday, following the end of the group stage. Here’s what to know about the tournament:

Where are the games being played?

The tournament is being held in Germany, with matches in 10 cities: Berlin, Cologne, Dortmund, Duesseldorf, Frankfurt, Gelsenkirchen, Hamburg, Leipzig, Munich and Stuttgart.

Spain was the only of the 24 teams at Euro 2024 to win all three matches in the group stage. Six other teams, including host Germany, advanced to the round of 16 undefeated. Some were surprised to see Austria win their group ahead of France and the Netherlands. The tournament has a history of producing unexpected winners, including Denmark in 1992 and Greece in 2004.

The top two teams in each of the six groups advanced to the round of 16, as well as the four best-performing third-place teams. At this point, the tournament becomes a straight knockout competition through the quarterfinals, semifinals and final to determine the champion.