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    Euro 2024 TV guide: Which last-16 games do ITV and BBC have at the tournament?

    THE Euro 2024 group stage is now over and we are now quickly heading for the knockout stages.Thousands of fans will be travelling from across Europe to see their nation in action in Germany, including qualifying home nation sides; England and Scotland.Fans will are eagerly anticipating the knockout stages of Euro 2024Credit: GettyBut how will they be able to watch it from home?Credit: AlamyHowever, many fans will remain in the UK to watch Euro 2024.Both ITV and BBC will be showing matches, with the decision on who is hosting what games already decided for the group stages. What games do ITV and BBC have?You can see a list of the confirmed TV picks for each broadcaster below:Group Stages14-Jun – Germany 5-1 Scotland – 8pm, ITV15-Jun – Hungary 1-3 Switzerland – 2pm, ITV15-Jun – Spain 3-0 Croatia – 5pm, ITV15-Jun – Italy 2-1 Albania – 8pm, BBC16-Jun – Poland 1-2 Netherlands – 2pm, BBC16-Jun – Slovenia 1-1 Denmark – 5pm, ITV16-Jun – Serbia 0-1 England – 8pm, BBC17-Jun – Romania 3-0 Ukraine – 2pm, BBC17-Jun – Belgium 0-1 Slovakia – 5pm, ITV17-Jun – Austria 0-1 France – 8pm, ITV18-Jun – Turkey 3-1 Georgia – 5pm, BBC18-Jun – Portugal 2-1 Czech Republic – 8pm, BBC19-Jun – Croatia 2-2 Albania – 2pm, ITV19-Jun – Germany 2-0 Hungary – 5pm, BBC19-Jun – Scotland 1-1 Switzerland – 8pm, BBC20-Jun – Slovenia 1-1 Serbia – 2pm, ITV20-Jun – Denmark 0-0 England – 5pm, BBC20-Jun – Spain 1-0 Italy – 8pm, ITV21-Jun – Slovakia 1-2 Ukraine – 2pm, BBC21-Jun – Poland 1-3 Austria – 5pm, ITV21-Jun – Netherlands 0-0 France – 8pm, BBC22-Jun – Georgia 1-1 Czech Republic – 2pm, BBC22-Jun – Turkey 0-3 Portugal – 5pm, ITV22-Jun – Belgium 2-0 Romania – 8pm, ITV23-Jun – Switzerland 1-1 Germany – 8pm, BBC23-Jun – Scotland 0-1 Hungary – 8pm, BBC24-Jun – Albania 0-1 Spain – 8pm, BBC24-Jun – Croatia 1-1 Italy – 8pm, BBC25-Jun – Netherlands 2-3 Austria – 5pm, BBC25-Jun – France 1-1 Poland – 5pm, BBC25-Jun – England 0-0 Slovenia – 8pm, ITV25-Jun – Denmark 0-0 Serbia – 8pm, ITV26-Jun – Slovakia 1-1 Romania – 5pm, BBC26-Jun – Ukraine 0-0 Belgium – 5pm, BBC26-Jun – Georgia 2-0 Portugal – 8pm, ITV26-Jun – Czech Republic 1-2 Turkey – 8pm, ITVLast 16June 29 – Switzerland vs Italy – TBCJune 29 – Germany vs Denmark – ITVJune 30 – England vs Slovakia – ITVJune 30 – Spain vs Georgia – TBCJuly 1 – France vs Belgium – TBCJuly 1 – Portugal vs Slovenia – TBCJuly 2 – Romania vs Netherlands – TBCJuly 2 – Austria vs Turkey – TBCAll the games will also be available on BBC iPlayer and ITVX respectively.Most read in Euro 2024TV for the knockout rounds of the tournament will be announced in due course. However, some allocation for them has already been made.ITV will have the first three picks plus the fifth and seventh picks in the Round of 16 games. BBC will then have the first and third picks for the Quarter-finals.For the Semi-final, ITV will have the first pick.Both broadcasters will then show the July 14 Final on their respective channels. More

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    Czech Republic vs Turkey ends in chaos with huge brawl and pitch invader as ref gives out red card AFTER final whistle

    CZECH REPUBLIC’S dramatic Euro 2024 clash against Turkey descended into all-out chaos following the final whistle.The Czech’s crashed out of the tournament after being reduced to ten men with Antonin Barak sent off on 20 minutes. Czech Republic’s clash against Turkey descended into all-out chaos post-matchCzech Republic’s Tomas Chory was sent offCredit: ReutersCzech Republic’s Chory was fuming after being shown redCredit: ReutersTempers flared on the pitchCredit: ReutersStewards detain a pitch invaderCredit: ReutersHakan Calhanoglu opened the scoring for Turkey after the break before West Ham’s Tomas Soucek levelled.But former Everton forward Cenk Tosun won the game at the death and sent the Czech’s on their way.That is when all hell broke loose following the final whistle as players from both teams clashed. Yellow cards were handed out left and right with substitute Tomas Chory even getting sent off even though the game ended. READ MORE IN football The chaos ensued as a pitch invader ran onto the field before quickly being tackled by security in the height of the brawl.In total referee Istvan Kovacs dished out EIGHTEEN cards – a Euros record for the most given in a single game.Czech Republic bail out rock bottom of their group after just one point earned. Elsewhere in the group, Georgia sealed qualification with a shock 2-0 win over Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal. Most read in Euro 2024CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSIt also meant England avoided Netherlands in the knockout stages to instead play Slovakia on Sunday.Turkey progress to play the in-form Austria, who topped Group D ahead of France and Netherlands.Ronaldo’s Portugal meanwhile play Slovenia, who held England to a goalless draw to seal their qualification.EURO 2024 LIVE: KEEP UP TO DATE WITH ALL THE LATEST NEWS FROM GERMANY More

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    Czech Republic 1 Turkey 2: Ten-man Czechs crash out of Euro 2024 as they lose to late goal despite Soucek lifeline

    STUMBLING into the knockouts appears to be all the rage in Germany.Turkey are through to the last 16, but made incredibly hard work of it despite playing against ten men for more than 70 minutes.Hakan Calhanoglu broke the deadlock in the 51st minuteCredit: AFPTomas Soucek levelled the scores in the 66th minuteCredit: AFPIt wasn’t until the 94th minute that Cenk Tosun made sure of this victory over the Czech Republic, who had caused problems throughout.Everything seemed to be going against the Czechs. Already without star man Patrick Schick they then lost Antonin Barak to the earliest – and one of the harshest – red cards in Euros history.They battled on and grabbed a leveller through Tomas Soucek, the West Ham midfielder, but could not cause an almighty shock with a winner which would have sent them through.Striker Schick was named on the bench but did not warm up with the subs beforehand and was one of two to drop out from the draw with Georgia.READ MORE EURO 2024 NEWSThat didn’t stop him chipping in from the sideline, however, booked for his protests after 35 minutes. He was one of four players booked on the bench in a game which saw an astonishing 16 yellow cards shown to players by trigger-happy Romanian ref, Istvan Kovacs.The Czechs started well, pressing Turkey high and creating chances.Lukas Provod saw a drive sent behind, Tomas Soucek delivered a tricky cross which was just missed by teammates before Robin Hranac headed over.Most read in Euro 2024EURO 2024 FREE BETS AND OFFERSThey knew everything was on the line and were playing like it – but they were then criminally undone when Barak was shown his second yellow sent packing.His first booking, in the 11th minute, was a rather soft one for pulling a shirt and the second one also harsh.Putin CENSORS the Euros as Georgia fans’ VERY rude chant during Turkey clash is suddenly scrubbed from Russian broadcastDown to, ten they had to dump the plan to get after the Turks and sit in, battle to the end.Referee Kovacs was helping them make it a bitty game without rhythm.Turkey were still dominating but struggling for clear cut chances, and the underdogs were still looking to pose a threat on the break.But Turkey got their opener shortly after the restart.The Czech defence was firm but being stretched to the limit. First Yildiz drew a fine save from Jindrich Stanek.That fell to Ismail Yusek on the edge of the box whose effort was charged down by Soucek – but the ball fell back to his feet.The midfielder was able to feed Calhanoglu who powered a low strike into the far corner.Czech Republic now needed two goals, but felt like everything was conspiring against them as keeper Stanek was forced off injured after the goal.But then a bolt of hope. Seconds after Turkey missed a sitter at one end, Yildiz failing to convert Yilmaz’s cross from two yards out, Hammers midfielder Soucek bundled a leveller in.READ MORE SUN STORIESTomas Chory, sent on to mix things up, battled the Turkey goalkeeper Gunok and saw a shot blocked on the line by Samet Akaydin, but Soucek was there to bundle in the rebound.They continued to fight and cause problems but Tosun delivered the final blow in stoppage time.Cenk Tosun fired Turkey into the last 16 with a 94th-minute strikeCredit: APEURO 2024 LIVE: KEEP UP TO DATE WITH ALL THE LATEST NEWS FROM GERMANY More

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    Georgia 2 Portugal 0: Sensational Kvaratskhelia inspires minnows to famous win as frustrated Cristiano Ronaldo is hooked

    A talismanic No7 led his nation from the front.And his countrymen, heroes all, made history.Khvicha Kvaratskhelia gave Georgia an early leadCredit: GettyKvaratskhelia’s opener sparked jubilant scenes in GelsenkirchenCredit: AFPIt was the beginning of a momentous night for GeorgiaCredit: RexGeorges Mikautadze doubled Georgia’s lead from the penalty spotCredit: GettyAntonio Silva fouled Luca Lochoshvili for the penaltyCredit: PAGeorges Mikautadze is now the top scorer at the Euros with three goalsCredit: GettyIt was a dismal night for Cristiano Ronaldo and Co in GelsenkirchenCredit: GettyKvaratskhelia produced one of the performances of the tournament against PortugalCristiano who?No, this was the night of Kvicha Kvaratskhelia, his brothers in arms and Georgia.In the build-up to the game, Kvaratskhelia admitted he had been below par at his homeland’s first major tournament.The electric winger who played such a big role in Napoli’s 2022/23 Serie A triumph was not living up the nickname that his club’s fans had adoringly given him.READ MORE ON EURO 2024Kvaradona will never eclipse Diego Maradona.But for one night only he and his team got the better of living legend Cristiano Ronaldo and his much-fancied Portugal team.They led after barely 90 seconds, through Kvaratskhelia’s superb goal on the break.It felt unlikely they could hold out for another 90 minutes and more.Most read in Euro 2024CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSRonaldo failed to impact the game before he was taken offRonaldo felt he was being fouled in the area by Georgian defendersCredit: GettyRonaldo was booked for dissent after raging at the officialsCredit: AFPYet some gutsy defending and Portugal’s failure to make the most of their openings kept them ahead until George Mikautadze doubled their lead from a VAR-awarded penalty.Even then they still had more than half an hour to go against Roberto Martinez’s star-studded squad.Euro 2024’s sexiest players revealedBut in the end, Portugal paid the price for fielding a second string against a team for whom this was more than a football match.Reaching the last 16 at their first attempt is an achievement that will be remembered in Georgia long after the current political problems are resolved, hopefully soon and without violence.And for good measure, Georgia’s win and third place means England will not have to face Holland in the last 16.That’s for Gelsenkirchen 2006, Cristiano!There was no repeat of the winking with which Ronaldo greeted the sending off of Manchester United team-mate Wayne Rooney when Portugal beat England here on penalties in the World Cup quarter final.Martinez felt confident enough to chose to put minutes in the legs of some of his back-up players ahead of the knockout stage and to experiment again with three at the back.That meant wing-back roles for Manchester United’s Diogo Dalot and Wolves winger Pedro Neto, who were two of the eight changes from the 3-0 win over Turkey that had guaranteed top spot in Group F.It was another, Benfica centre half Antonio Silva, who gifted Georgia their perfect start.Under little pressure, he passed straight to Georges Mikautadze.As quick as you could say, “This team are known for their swift counter attacks”, Mikautadze laid a perfect pass into the path of Kvaratskhelia, who had run half the length of the pitch by the time he finished coolly.The celebrations were much less composed, not least in the press box…EURO 2024 LIVE: KEEP UP TO DATE WITH ALL THE LATEST NEWS FROM GERMANYKvaratskhelia’s opposite number was soon getting excited for different reasons.Ronaldo was moaning as early as the 10th minute about free kicks not being given in Portugal’s favour.Giorgi, the first name sported by many of Sagnol’s squad, comes from Ancient Greek and literally means farmer.Some of the Georgian challenges were pretty agricultural, to be fair.But Ronaldo allowed them and the situation to get under his skin.He saw a free kick fisted away by Giorgi Mamardashvili, then gave Silva daggers for taking the ball off his head.And after Francisco Conceicao hit a shot into the side-netting, the Portugal captain really lost his rag.Again, his complaints that his shirt was being pulled were not without justification.But he spoke and gestured too much and into the referee’s book he went, chuntering away at the world the whole time.Georgia had done nothing going forward for more than half an hour until Kvaratskhelia was twice just off target, with Ronaldo having a shot well blocked in between.When Neto picked up Portugal’s third yellow for diving at Euro 2024 – Rafael Leao earned the other two – his captain just about kept his temper.Mamardashvili scrambled to stop Neto’s corner going in directly and an eventful first half ended.It was a night to remember for the Georgia fans in Germany and back homeCredit: EPAGeorgia will now face Spain for a place int he quarter-finalsCredit: GettyThe pattern soon resumed.Portugal prodded and probed, Ronaldo was denied again by the latest in a series of blocks by the men in red.Kvaratskhelia had a chance to double his team’s lead but snatched badly at his shot.Then came Silva’s second moment to forget.He left in a lazy leg as he half-heartedly challenged Luka Locoshvili that Swiss referee Sandro Scharer deemed no foul.But after Mamardashvili made a brilliant save from Dalot, the VAR invited Scharer to have another look.Penalty. And Mikautadze stuck it away as if it was not the most significant moment of his life.Ronaldo was not impressed. Even less so when he responded to a faint tug on his arm by Lasha Dvali with a dramatic dive and the ref didn’t buy it.Shortly after Kvaratskhelia had kept the ball despite the attentions of about half the Portugal team, Ronaldo was taken off.READ MORE SUN STORIESWatford’s Giorgi Chakvetadze and Budu Zivzivadze had chances to give Georgia breathing space.But Portugal’s men in grey could not find a way through the heroes in red. More

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    England face Slovakia in Euro 2024 last 16 with Three Lions handed favourable tie after Portugal’s shock loss to Georgia

    ENGLAND will face Slovakia in the Euro 2024 last 16.Gareth Southgate’s Three Lions were handed the favourable match up following Portugal’s shock loss to Georgia.England face Slovakia in the last 16 and will be looking for some big improvementsCredit: GettySlovakia are proving to be a bit of a surprise package this summerCredit: APIt meant England avoided the Netherlands, who finished third in their group which was won by Austria ahead of France.England topped Group C with one win and two draws.They beat Serbia thanks to Jude Bellingham’s winner in their Euros opener before being held by Denmark and Slovenia.England play Slovakia on Sunday in Gelsenkirchen.READ MORE IN football The first fixture of the last 16 will see Switzerland take on Italy on Saturday at 5pm in Berlin.This is followed by Germany versus Denmark at 8pm.England have the 5pm kick-off on Sunday with Spain against Georgia following at 8pm.Monday sees France play Belgium at 5pm and Portugal taking on Slovenia at 8pm.Most read in Euro 2024CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSRomania meet the Netherlands at 5pm on Tuesday, with Austria playing Turkey at 8pm to round things off.Newcastle winger Anthony Gordon – who finally got some minutes in Germany and is pushing for a start – admitted England must improve.Gary Lineker fumes ‘the system is flawed’ and demands change after Ukraine make unfortunate Euros historyHe said: “I think our aim was was to make a statement and sort of correct the performance we’ve had in the past two games.”I still think we’re in that place. I think we’ve still got to do better I just think we can do so much better. That’s the problem. “We’ve got such good players. In training, we’re so good every day. We do everything right. And then it’s just not clicking.”Hopefully in the coming games it will because we need to start really attacking teams and dominating games.”I just think we can do so much better. That’s the problem. We’ve got such good players.”In training, we’re so good every day. We do everything right. And then it’s just not clicking.”Hopefully in the coming games it will because we need to start really attacking teams and dominating games.”It wasn’t the bore draw against Slovenia that dominated the England agenda today, but the news that midfielder Phil Foden has left the camp.The FA confirmed he is returning to Britain for a “pressing family matter”.It was later revealed that he is returning for the birth of his third child.READ MORE SUN STORIESPremier League Player of the Year Foden already has two children with 22-year-old girlfriend Rebecca Cooke – a son Ronnie, 5, and daughter True, 2.He is expected to return to the camp before England’s last-16 game on Sunday EURO 2024 LIVE: KEEP UP TO DATE WITH ALL THE LATEST NEWS FROM GERMANY More

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    Germany vs Denmark – Euro 2024: Hosts take on Danes in tough start to knockout stage – FREE live stream, team news

    GERMANY have been dealt a tough start to the Euro 2024 knockout stages by taking on Denmark. The hosts kicked off their campaign with a 5-1 drubbing against Scotland and then beat Hungary 2-0. Niclas Fullkrug celebrating for GermanyCredit: GettyDenmark’s Kasper Schmeichel embraces with Victor KristiansenCredit: GettyBut they needed a last-gasp leveller by Niclas Fullkrug to snatch a draw against Switzerland. They topped their group and now play Denmark, who almost gave England a scare. Germany have been tipped as ones to watch after their eye-catching start to the tournament. Jamal Musiala, Ilkay Gundogan and Kai Havertz have all made a bright start to the Euros. READ MORE IN FOOTBALLMeanwhile, Denmark struggled for goals during the group stage but were defensively solid. The game will be played at Borussia Dortmund’s Signal Iduna Park stadium, famed for its daunting atmosphere. Germany will undoubtedly go into the clash as favourites but Denmark have shown giant killing potential before. Only three years ago they got to the semis – while Germany crashed out at this very stage.Most read in Euro 2024What is their form like?After Germany’s flying start in the opening two matches, they looked to be unstoppable. But they were brought back down to earth after needing Fullkrug’s header to avoid defeat to Switzerland. Denmark have proved stubborn in the group stages – holding England to a 1-1 draw – and will make Germany work for everything through the 90 minutes. What is the team news and any injuries to worry about?Germany have suffered somewhat of an injury crisis with Antonio Rudiger suffering a hamstring injury and Jonathan Tah suspended. It means Nico Schlotterbeck is likely to come in with Robin Koch and Waldemar Anton vying to partner him. Denmark are set to head into the clash injury free with the pick of their bunch with no suspensions. Who will be the star men?Musiala has been one of the players of the tournament so far with two goals in three games. Havertz has led the line well while Fullkrug has proven to be a threat off the pitch. For Denmark, Kasper Schmeichel and Christian Eriksen have proven to be key for Kasper Hjulmand’s side.When is Germany vs Denmark?Germany vs Denmark will take place on Saturday, June 29.Kick off will be at 8pm BST.Signal Iduna Park will host.What TV channel is Germany vs Denmark on and can it be live streamed FREE?What are the odds?Match resultREAD MORE SUN STORIESGermany – 13/20Draw – 11/4Denmark – 24/5*Odds courtesy of William Hill and are correct at the time of publication. More

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    England were so boring they put me to sleep – but I wasn’t expecting to be woken up the way I was, says Three Lions fan

    AN England fan pictured fast asleep during the goalless snore draw with Slovenia says he “wished he’d never woken up”.Freddie Hahn, 32, summed up the mood of legions of Three Lions supporters as he nodded off in the stands during the soporific stalemate.Freddie Hahn, 32, nodded off in the stands during The Three Lions’ match against SloveniaCredit: RexBut the England fan said he woke to the sound of booing and the dull scorelineCredit: GettyFreddie said: ‘There wasn’t much going on and I thought I was better off asleep’He told yesterday how he woke to the sound of booing — and the dull scoreline, which still secured top spot in our qualifying group.Freddie — a pensions manager from Crawley, Sussex — said he had a great day out, having a few pints with mates. But the only thing that ruined it was the football.He was enjoying his new-found fame yesterday after appearing sprawled in his stadium seat on yesterday’s Sun front page.And he pledged to continue to back manager Gareth Southgate — but only if his lions liven up and deliver the trophy in Germany.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLThe dad of one said: “It was a very dull game. There wasn’t much going on and I thought I was better off asleep.“There was a lot of booing at the end and that woke me up.“I was actually having a nice dream about England winning the tournament — but I woke up to the nightmare of England’s performance.“I’d been on the beers all day and just thought it’s better to close my eyes than see what was happening on the pitch.”Most read in Euro 2024Southgate was booed, given the thumbs down and pelted with plastic beer cups by a section of fans after the draw in Cologne on Tuesday night.It was just the latest in a dull campaign, which saw the one-time tournament favourites somehow grab top spot by scoring just two goals in three group games.Gareth Southgate reacts to England fans throwing cups and booing Three Lions team after drab drawFreddie paid just £25 for his match ticket and flew to Germany with pals from the local soccer team Crawley Devils — from Southgate’s home town.He said: “We actually attended the same secondary school. I didn’t boo him when I woke up because he’s from the same place as me and I didn’t want to be too harsh on him.“But to be honest, I could probably do a better job than him.”The England coach was yesterday battling to energise his £1.2billion superstar squad as they bid to lift their first footie silverware in 58 years.Freddie admitted seven or eight pints of beer knocked back in sunny Cologne before the game had him dozing in his seat even before kick-off.He said: “We came into the city very early, had a fantastic lunch and started drinking.’Good laugh’“There was a real party atmosphere and no trouble. It was a fantastic occasion. The only thing that ruined it was what happened on the pitch.”Freddie, who has a one-year-old son with his partner, Tash Copsey, said he is known for falling asleep, especially at parties. He said: “I didn’t realise a picture of me sleeping would become such a big thing. My partner and family are having a good laugh about it.“I’ve had lots of messages. People find it really hilarious, really funny.A lot of people know me as the bloke who falls asleep at parties, but I’ve never done it in a packed football stadium before”I’m the most famous England fan in the world at the moment.“A lot of people know me as the bloke who falls asleep at parties, but I’ve never done it in a packed football stadium before.“I put it down to my busy life and the fact that I’ve got a young child.“It was nice to get out to Germany and spend some time with the lads.” Freddie manages football team Crawley Devils in the Mid Sussex league and added: “I think I put my players to sleep sometimes with my team talks.“I love going to watch England away and I’ve had a great time and hopefully Gareth and the boys can turn it around. It was a frustrating game because we have so much talent at our disposal.”READ MORE SUN STORIESFreddie flew back to England yesterday — and has no plans to return to Germany.Freddie admitted seven or eight pints of beer knocked back before the gameJude Bellingham and Phil Foden were both excellent for their clubs this season but have struggled for EnglandCredit: ReutersHarry Kane has also struggled at Euro 2024Credit: GettyTwo beer cups were allegedly hurled towards Gareth Southgate after the draw with SloveniaCredit: GettyThe full time whistle was met with jeers by England fansCredit: Rex More

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    Gary Lineker fumes ‘the system is flawed’ and demands change after Ukraine make unfortunate Euros history

    GARY LINEKER labelled the Euros system “flawed” after Ukraine made unwanted history after being eliminated from the tournament.Sergei Rebrov’s men followed up a 3-0 defeat to Romania in their opening game with a 2-1 win over Slovakia.Gary Lineker feels the Euros system is ‘flawed’ as Ukraine were eliminatedCredit: BBCUkraine had four points after their three games but still finished bottom of Group ECredit: GettyHeading into the final round of fixtures all four Group E teams – Romania, Belgium, Slovakia and Ukraine – were level on three points.With Romania and Slovakia drawing, Ukraine knew only a win over Belgium would prevent them from finishing bottom and being knocked out on four points.But they could only muster a goalless draw, despite going close on several occasions late in the game.It means they are out of the Euros, while teams in other groups have advanced with four points.READ MORE ON EURO 2024They are the first team to be knocked out of the Euros with four points since the tournament was expanded for the 2016 edition.And an unhappy Lineker was quick to bring this quirk up as he criticised the format.Speaking on the BBC, he said: “Well, Belgium have got themselves through but you feel for Ukraine.”They did everything towards the end there, probably the better side overall but it’s heartbreak for them.Most read in Euro 2024BEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERS”The first team to not make it through with four points, I do think this system is flawed at the moment.”They need to look at it, I suspect, at some point.”SunSport’s Latest Euro 2024 headlinesSecond AND third place both went through with three points in Group C as Denmark and Slovenia progressed.Meanwhile, Ukraine’s draw with Belgium forces The Red Devils into a blockbuster last-16 showdown with France.EURO 2024 LIVE: KEEP UP TO DATE WITH ALL THE LATEST NEWS FROM GERMANYEngland need superhero Bellingham back to have any chance of winning Euro 2024JUDE BELLINGHAM delivered a masterful, super-hero performance in the opening 45 minutes at Euro 2024, writes Charlie Wyett.Yet we have not seen much from the boy wonder since.Maybe he left his cloak in the dressing room at Gelsenkirchen and is still looking for it.But he needs to discover in time for the last 16 tie this weekend otherwise England are knackered.Approaching the serious part of Euro 2024, this team really does need to get a grip and start showing some personality.At times against Slovenia, Bellingham just looked lost.Let’s hope he can sprinkle some stardust in the knockout stages because Gareth Southgate certainly needs something.Bellingham should come good. This could still be HIS tournament.Read Charlie Wyett’s England vs Slovenia verdict in full.Or check out all of Charlie’s Euro 2024 stories. More