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      Championship play-off final 2024 prize money: How much are Leeds and Southampton battling for at Wembley?

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      LEEDS and Southampton are set to battle it out in what will be a thrilling Championship play-off final – and there’s a lot more to gain than just Premier League promotion.Daniel Farke inflicted pain on his old side by leading his current team to a 4-0 thrashing against Norwich in the semis.Leeds booked their spot in the Championship play-off finalCredit: RexSouthampton are hoping to reclaim their spot in the Premier LeagueCredit: GettyWhile Southampton held their nerve to beat West Brom in the other play-off semifinal.And both teams will be desperate to secure promotion to England’s top division by winning the Wembley showpiece.But there is also a huge prize pot up for grabs for whoever is victorious in the ‘richest game in football’.What is the Championship play-off final 2024 prize money?Clubs don’t earn money directly for winning the Championship play-off final, but the winning team will receive a lot of financial benefits in the upcoming season.Read more on ChampionshipSports financial analysts revealed that promotion will mean an increase in revenue of approximately £135million over the next three seasons.However, that could rise £265m over five years if the club avoids relegation in their first season.A majority of that money is accumulated through TV commercial payments as each club receives an equal payment of £31m just for being in the league.Furthermore, the successful team will likely get around £60m from international agreements as well as £1.2m for every game shown live on TV.Most read in ChampionshipWhen is the Championship play-off final 2024?
      Leeds vs Southampton will take place on Sunday, May 26.
      Kick-off will be at 3pm BST.
      Wembley Stadium will host and it can host approximately 90,000 passionate fans.
      Luton secured promotion to the Premier League with a 2-1 play-off final win against Coventry. More

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      Joe Joyce vs Derek Chisora: UK start time, live stream, TV channel, undercard for tasty heavyweight clash

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      JOE JOYCE returns to the ring later this summer in a big heavyweight clash against Derek Chisora. Joyce is coming off a win over Kash Ali, having lost to Zhilei Zhang twice in 2023. Derek Chisora beat Gerald Washington in their August 2023 fightCredit: Richard Pelham / The SunJoe Joyce and Kash Ali exchange punches during their heavyweight fightCredit: GettyChisora was also victorious in his last bout, beating Gerald Washington by decision on the Anthony Joshua-Robert Helenius undercard last August. But at 40 years old, Chisora may not have much left in the tank, and there have been calls for the Brit to retire. The same can be said for 38-year-old Joe Joyce, who is still hoping to challenge for a world title before his career ends. If Chisora loses, it would be the 14th of his career, while a third defeat for Joyce would completely spell the end of his world champion hopes. When is Joyce vs Chisora?
      Joyce’s clash with Chisora will take place on Saturday, July 27.
      The fight will be held at the O2 Arena in London, England.
      Ring-walks for the main event will get underway from around 10.30pm BST.
      What channel is it and can it be live streamed?
      Joyce vs Chisora will be shown live on TNT Sports 1 in the UK.
      You can live stream the action from the Discovery+ app, which is available for download onto your mobile or tablet device.
      Joyce vs Chisora full cardA full card has yet to be announced for Joyce’s clash with Chisora.But Dennis McCann will rematch Ionut Baluta for the European super-bantamweight title.Most read in BoxingPrince Naseem Hamed’s son Aadem will also fight for the second time in his career.
      Joe Joyce vs Derek Chisora
      Dennis McCann vs Ionut Baluta
      Aadam Hamed vs TBC More

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      Josh Taylor vs Jack Catterall 2 undercard: Who else is on Leeds bill?

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      JOSH TAYLOR and Jack Catterall are set to face off in a huge grudge rematch this weekend in Leeds. Scotland’s Taylor beat Catterall via controversial points decision in February 2022, despite being knocked down midway through the bout. Josh Taylor and Jack Catterall will clash in Leeds this weekendCredit: GettyCatterall dominated much of the early exchanges and looked to be in a healthy lead before Taylor stole some late rounds. The two have feuded over the decision ever since, with Englishman Catterall distraught his chance of winning the undisputed super-lightweight titles were thwarted. Now the pair will rematch on a bumper card at the First Direct Arena in Leeds on May 25. And there are some cracking fights on the undercard to go alongside the tantalising main event. Taylor vs Catterall full card
      Josh Taylor vs Jack Catterall (super-lightweight)
      Cheavon Clarke vs Ellis Zorro (cruiserweight)
      Paddy Donovan vs Lewis Ritson (welterweight)
      Gary Cully vs Francesco Patera (lightweight)
      George Liddard vs Graham McCormack (middleweight)
      Giorgio Visioli vs Sergio Odabai (super-featherweight)
      Emmanuel Buttigieg vs Anas Isarti (super-welterweight)
      What channel is Taylor vs Catterall 2?
      Taylor vs Catterall 2 will be shown live on DAZN in the UK as part of your subscription.
      You can subscribe to DAZN in the UK for £9.99-a-month, which commits you to an entire year of action.
      A flexible pass, worth £19.99-a-month, is also available, and you can cancel anytime.
      You can also pay £99.99 for the year up front, and this is the lowest cost option.
      The fight is available for live streaming on your mobile or tablet device from the DAZN app.
      You can also watch DAZN 1 HD on Sky channel 429.
      Alternatively, you can follow the action with our dedicated LIVE blog. More

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      Who are the ITV Euro 2024 pundits?

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      GARETH SOUTHGATE and his brave lions are gearing up to go one better this summer after their Euro 2020 heartbreak at Wembley.England lost out on penalties in the Covid delayed tournament three years ago, but go into this summer’s competition in Germany amongst the favourites.England are heading to Germany for Euro 2024Credit: GettyGareth Southgate will be hoping his side can finally get over the lineCredit: GettySouthgate has led his squad to a final, a semi-final and a quarter-final in the three major tournaments he has taken charge of since 2018.But his star-studded squad with inform stars like Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham, Phil Foden, Bukayo Saka and Declan Rice will give him confidence of finally getting over the line this time round.His team isn’t the only set of stars that will be out in Germany though.ITV Sport, who will be sharing the coverage rights with the BBC for the competition, are taking a number of big names to the continent to bring fans the best broadcast possible during the tournament.A lineup that features broadcasting legends and former international football stars will be on screen for those fans watching on from their sofa to enjoy.Here’s who will be representing ITV for the highly anticipated tournament…Mark PougatchA familiar face for those who have watched England coverage on ITV before, Pougatch has plenty of experience in front of the camera.The 56-year-old host is ITV Sport’s chief sports presenter and has headed up broadcasts of huge events throughout his career that stems back to 1992.Most read in FootballLaura Woods Woods has become one of the most popular presenters in the land with the star often the face of TNT Sports’ Champions League coverage.Woods, 36, was part of ITV’s team for the 2022 World Cup and is an avid Arsenal fan.Laura Woods will head up some of the coverage for ITV SportCredit: GettyRoy KeaneKnown for his strong opinions off the pitch and his hard man persona on it, Roy Keane is one of the most popular figures in football punditry.The former Manchester United star made 67 international appearances for the Republic of Ireland and was the assistant manager of the national side between 2013 and 2018.Ian WrightAn Arsenal legend and an icon of football punditry too.The 33-time England international has just retired from a long stint on Match of the Day – fighting back tears in an emotional farewell – and will be swapping over to ITV for the Euros this summer.Full list of BBC Presenters and Pundits
      Presenters – Mark Pougatch, Laura Woods.
      Pundits – Ian Wright, Roy Keane, Gary Neville, Karen Carney, Graeme Souness, Eni Aluko, Ange Postecoglu, Danny Rohl, Christina Unkel.
      Co-commentary – Lee Dixon, Ally McCoist, Andros Townsend.
      Commentary – Sam Matterface, Clive Tyldesly, Seb Hutchinson, Pien Meulensteen, Joe Speit.

      Gary NevilleNormally the face of Sky Sports’ Premier League coverage, Neville will be joining fellow Stick to Football podcasters Wright and Keane on ITV.Neville, 49, represented the Three Lions 85 times across five major tournaments as part of a golden generation that failed to end England’s many years of hurt.Gary Neville will be part of the ITV team in GermanyCredit: GettyAnge PostecogluFresh off finishing fifth in the Premier League with Tottenham, the Australian has signed himself up for a busy summer in Germany.He has become a hugely popular figure for his dry humour, straight talking and witty press conferences and should be a natural in the studio.Graeme SounessSouness left fans’ screens last season when he called an end to his time at Sky Sports, but he will be making a sensational return to join ITV for the European Championships in Germany.The former Scotland international, 70, will restart life on screen with Scotland v Germany on June 14.Lee DixonDixon is a veteran of ITV’s coverage and will be on co-commentary duty throughout the tournament. The former Arsenal man won four league titles, two FA Cups and the Cup Winners’ Cup in 616 matches for the Gunners.Ally McCoistThe Scot has become a favourite on co-commentary duties during Champions League coverage for TNT Sports and Premier League coverage for Amazon – as well as his hosting on TalkSPORT.McCoist has previously appeared as a pundit for ITV but will be on co-comms in Germany.ITV’s televised group games
      June 14 – Germany v Scotland, 8pm
      June 15 – Hungary v Switzerland, 2pm
      June 15 – Spain v Croatia, 5pm
      June 16 – Slovenia v Denmark, 5pm
      June 17 -Belgium v Slovakia, 5pm
      June 17 – Austria v France, 8pm
      June 19 – Croatia v Albania, 2pm
      June 20 – Slovenia v Serbia, 2pm
      June 20 – Spain v Italy, 8pm
      June 21 – Poland v Austria, 5pm
      June 22 – Turkey v Portugal, 5pm
      June 22 – Belgium v Romania, 8pm
      June 25 -England v Slovenia, 8pm
      June 25 – Denmark v Serbia, 8pm
      June 26 -Georgia v Portugal, 8pm
      June 26 -Czech Republic v Turkey, 8pm

      Andros Townsend The winger has just suffered relegation heartbreak with Luton Town but will have to cast that aside.He has regularly covered England for a variety of broadcasters in recent months.Danny RohlThe Sheffield Wednesday manager is the only German pundit on either ITV or BBC.Rohl,35, is the youngest manager in the Football League and is seen as one of the brightest minds of the next generation of coaches – he secured the Owls from relegation.Karen CarneyFew people are more qualified to talk about England than Karen Carney with the former Arsenal and Chelsea star racking up an astounding 144 caps for the England Women’s team.The 36-year-old only retired in 2019 and has been a leading pundit across ITV, Sky Sports and CBS ever since.Eni AlukoAluko, 37, managed to breach 100 appearances for the England Women’s team during her career.Now fans will know her best for her punditry as a regular on ITV.READ MORE SUN STORIESChristina UnkelThe American will be a refereeing analyst for the channel, a role formerly filled by Mark Clattenburg.Unkel, 37, is a regular on the popular CBS Champions League show alongside Kate Abdo, Thierry Henry and Jamie Carragher, where she acts in the same role. More

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      Who are the BBC pundits for Euro 2024?

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      ENGLAND fans are looking forward to another summer of nail-biting nerves as they watch the Three Lions try put an end to their 58 years of hurt.Gareth Southgate will be taking his squad to Germany on electric form and among the favourites to lift the trophy in Berlin.Gareth Southgate is hoping to win his first major trophy as England boss on the fourth time of askingCredit: GettyEngland head to Germany for Euro 2024 this summerCredit: GettyThe tournament, which gets underway on June 14, will be televised in the UK across both ITV and the BBC.And just like Southgate’s start-studded squad for the tournament, the BBC will be taking a cast jam-packed with former pros and broadcasting legends, having announced their full line-up that includes a couple of shock names.Fans will be able to watch on from their sofas as they are guided through the biggest games and moments by European Championship winners and Premier League icons.Here’s who will be coming to television screens up and down the country for the tournament…Gary LinekerThe BBC’s front-man wasn’t going to miss watching his beloved nation take to a major tournament once again in his 25th year as the broadcaster’s anchor.Lineker, 63, represented England at four major tournaments himself and has since become one of the most recognisable faces in football broadcasting.Gabby LoganAnother regular on the screens of those who tune into BBC for their sport.The 51-year-old former gymnast has covered England’s efforts in a number of major tournaments as part of the Beeb’s broadcasts.Most read in FootballFull list of BBC Presenters and Pundits

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      Presenters – Gary Lineker, Gabby Logan, Mark Champman, Alex Scott.
      Pundits – Alan Shearer, Frank Lampard, Wayne Rooney, Rio Ferdinand, Joe Hart, Micah Richards, Cesc Fabregas, Thomas Frank, David Moyes, Ashley Williams, James McFadden, Ellen White, Rachel Corsie.
      Co-commentary – Martin Keown, Danny Murphy, Jermaine Jenas.
      Commentators – Guy Mowbray, Robyn Cowen, Vicki Sparks, Steve Wilson, Steve Bower, Jonathan Pearce.

      Mark Chapman Mark Chapman is one the most recognisable faces in sports broadcasting and will be a big part of the BBC’s efforts in Germany this summer.The host of Match of the Day 2 and a regular on BBC Radio, Chapman is best known for his football but has also covered the NFL and Rugby League for the BBC too.He will also do presenting on BBC Radio.Alex ScottFormer Lioness and Arsenal star Alex Scott has excelled in the world of presenting and punditry since hanging up her boots in 2018.Her 140 caps for the Lionesses put her in great stead to watch on as the men try and win the Euros the same way the women did back in 2022.She will present a nightly highlights show on BBC One as well as more in-depth analysis and previews on iPlayer.Alex Scott will head up some of the BBC’s coverage for Euro 2024Credit: GettyAlan ShearerThe Premier League’s all-time top goalscorer and a 63-time England international.Shearer bagged the golden boot at Euro 96 and is a regular pundit on the BBC for Match of the Day.He will not only be in the studio for analysis and punditry but is set to be on co-commentary duty for England’s opening group game against Serbia.Rio FerdinandAnother Three Lions alum, Ferdinand represented England 81 times over his career.Usually a part of the TNT Sports team he is joining the BBC for the Euros this summer.BBC’s televised group games
      June 15 – Italy v Albania, 8pm
      June 16 – Poland v Netherlands, 2pm
      June 16 – Serbia v England, 8pm
      June 17 – Romania v Ukraine, 2pm
      June 18 – Turkey v Georgia, 5pm
      June 18 – Portugal v Czech Republic, 8pm
      June 19 – Germany v Hungary, 5pm
      June 19 – Scotland v Switzerland, 8pm
      June 20 – Denmark v England, 5pm
      June 21 – Slovakia v Ukraine, 2pm
      June 21 – Netherlands v France, 8pm
      June 22 – Georgia v Czech Republic, 2pm
      June 23 – Switzerland v Germany, 8pm
      June 23 – Scotland v Hungary, 8pm
      June 24 – Albania v Spain, 8pm
      June 24 – Croatia v Italy, 8pm
      June 25 – Netherlands v Austria, 5pm
      June 25 – France v Poland, 5pm
      June 26 – Slovakia v Romania, 5pm
      June 26 – Ukraine v Belgium, 5pm

      Frank LampardThe Chelsea legend has been a semi-regular presence on Sky Sports and BT Sport in between his stuttering managerial career.He has previously been on BBC during the 2022 World Cup.Wayne Rooney The Three Lions’ second all-time leading goalscorer is set to make his debut on the channel.Having been sacked by Birmingham early this year, he has made a couple of appearances on Sky Sports but is said to be looking for a return to management.Joe Hart Fresh off retirement, and a third consecutive title with Celtic, Hart will make his punditry debut in the tournament.The former goalkeeper won 75 England caps and played in three tournaments for the Three Lions.Cesc Fabregas The Chelsea and Arsenal legend proved to be a popular analyst during previous spells with the BBC and is back once again.The ex-midfielder won two European Championships and one World Cup with Spain and has just lead Como to promotion into Serie A.David MoyesHaving left West Ham as one of their most successful managers ever, the Scot will not have to wait long for his next job.Moyes never won a Scotland cap as a player but is one of the most successful British managers of the century.Thomas Frank Current Brentford boss Frank is considered one of the sharpest minds in the Premier LeagueThis will be his BBC debut, but the Dane has previously appeared on Sky Sports Monday Night Football.Jermaine JenasThe former Tottenham and Newcastle star, 41, has forged a name for himself in the punditry and presenting scene since retiring in 2014 and will be on co-comms duty.The One Show host never got on the pitch in a major tournament for England, but that didn’t stop him being chosen to draw the groups for the 2022 World Cup.Micah RichardsA Match of the Day regular who is also a big part of the Premier League coverage on Sky Sports and loved Stateside for his Champions League work with CBS.Richards, 35, is a Premier League champion from his time with Manchester City and donned the three lions on his chest 13 times throughout his career.Micah Richards is part of the Beeb’s teamCredit: GettyMartin KeownAn Arsenal invincible who lifted the Premier League three times and is now a regular on TNT Sports.When he’s not talking about club football Keown is both a pundit and a co-commentator for the BBC.Martin Keown is another former England international who will be joining the BBC team in GermanyCredit: GettyJames McFaddenEverton and Birmingham City cult hero McFadden will be covering Scotland matches for the Beeb.He won 48 caps for the Tartan Army, scoring 15 goals, and worked as an assistant to Alex McLeish for the national team.Ashley Williams The former Swansea and Wales captain has provided analysis for the BBC at the last couple of tournaments.He won 86 international caps and helped the Dragons reach the semi-finals of Euro 2016.Ellen White White is a Three Lions legend and is the all-time women’s top scorer with 52 goals in 113 caps.The former Arsenal, Chelsea and Man City striker was part of the team that won the Women’s Euros in 2022 and has featured regularly on BBC Sport.Rachel CorsieThe Aston Villa midfielder is the only member of the BBC team still playing.Corsie is also the Scotland captain and has amassed an enormous 150 caps.READ MORE SUN STORIESDanny MurphyMurphy, 47, is another BBC pundit who can often be seen offering his expertise on Match of the Day.A career that saw him star for Liverpool and Fulham only earned him nine international caps for the Three Lions – never once completing 90 minutes for the national side. More

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      Leeds vs Southampton – Championship play-off final: Whites and Saints go head-to-head for spot in Premier League

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      LEEDS take on Southampton in the Championship play-off final on Sunday afternoon.Both sides will be looking to secure an instant return to the Premier League.Leeds booked their spot in the Championship play-off final after beating Norwich over two legsCredit: GETTYSouthampton beat West Brom in the semi-finalsCredit: GETTYLeeds thrashed Norwich 4-0 in their semi-final home leg to book their spot at Wembley.While Adam Armstrong’s double helped Southampton to a 3-1 triumph against West Brom over two legs.The Saints have got the better of Leeds in both of their meetings during the regular season as Russell Martin’s men eye a hat-trick of wins against the Whites – topped off with the richest prize in football.When is the Championship play-off final?
      Leeds vs Southampton will take place on Sunday, May 26.
      Kick off will be at 3pm BST.
      Wembley Stadium will host.
      READ MORE IN EFLWhat TV channel is the Championship play-off final on and can it be live streamed?
      Leeds vs Southampton will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Main Event.
      Sky Sports customers can live stream the match on the NOW/Sky Sports app.
      Alternatively, you can follow SunSport’s live blog to keep up to date with all the action from Wembley.
      Team newsFor Leeds, Patrick Bamford could return to the squad after missing the last four games, including the play-off semi-finals, with injury.Pascal Struijk will be out for the final as he continues to recover from groin surgery.Sam Byram could return for the Whites after missing the semi-final second leg with an injury.Most read in FootballSaints goalkeeper Gavin Bazuno will remain unavailable with an Achilles injury he sustained in April.Scottish playmaker Stuart Armstrong is out after he suffered a serious problem late on in the season.Strikers Che Adams and Ross Stewart are both in a race to be fit for the play-off final.What are the odds?Match result
      Leeds – 13/10
      Draw – 11/5
      Southampton – 2/1
      To be promoted
      Leeds – 4/6
      Southampton – 23/20
      *Odds courtesy of Paddy Power and are correct at the time of publication. More

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      England Euro 2024 squad – full list of 33 players for preliminary side ahead of iconic tournament this summer

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      ENGLAND manager Gareth Southgate has chosen his 33 preliminary squad ahead of the Euros this summer – and some huge names have been left out.The Three Lions open up their campaign in Germany with a tough Group C fixture against Serbia.England will be hoping to get back to winning ways before the EurosCredit: AlamyBut Southgate’s side have been tipped to top the group and finally lift some silverware by the end of the competition.However, the first step is for the England gaffer to choose the right squad ahead of this iconic tournament.And although it’s not the official squad just yet, the 33-man preliminary shortlist has been revealed!What is the England preliminary squad for Euro 2024?Goalkeepers:Read more on Euro 2024
      Dean Henderson
      Jordan Pickford
      Aaron Ramsdale
      James Trafford
      Defenders:
      Jarrad Branthwaite
      Lewis Dunk
      Joe Gomez
      Marc Guehi
      Ezri Konsa
      Harry Maguire
      Jarrell Quansah
      Luke Shaw
      John Stones
      Kieran Trippier
      Kyle Walker
      Midfielders:Most read in Euro 2024
      Trent Alexander-Arnold
      Conor Gallagher
      Curtis Jones
      Kobbie Mainoo
      Declan Rice
      Adam Wharton
      Forwards:
      Jude Bellingham
      Jarrod Bowen
      Eberechi Eze
      Phil Foden
      Jack Grealish
      Anthony Gordon
      Harry Kane
      James Maddison
      Cole Palmer
      Bukayo Saka
      Ivan Toney
      Ollie Watkins
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      When is the England squad CUT for Euro 2024?

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      GARETH SOUTHGATE will today name his preliminary squad for Euro 2024 – but when will the final players list be confirmed.England will go into their last two friendlies against Bosnia and Iceland with over 30 players in their training squad.Gareth Southgate has decisions to make for Euro 2024Credit: GETTYBut before the Three Lions board the plane to Germany for Euro 2024, Southgate must cut the list to 26.SunSport has all the details you need on the all-important dates…When is the England squad CUT for Euro 2024?England’s official squad for Euro 2024 will consist of 26 players, meaning Gareth Southgate must cut SEVEN stars from his training squad.The Three Lions gaffer will have until Friday, June 7 to submit his list for the huge summer tournament in Germany.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLThe reason for the deadline is because all squads must be announced one week before the opening match at Euro 2024.Who is in England’s Euro 2024 training squad?Here is the 33-man training squad in full:GOALKEEPERS: Dean Henderson, Jordan Pickford, Aaron Ramsdale, James Trafford.DEFENDERS: Jarrad Branthwaite, Lewis Dunk, Joe Gomez, Marc Guehi, Ezri Konsa, Harry Maguire, Jarell Quansah, Luke Shaw, John Stones, Kieran Trippier, Kyle Walker.MIDFIELDERS: Trent Alexander-Arnold, Conor Gallagher, Curtis Jones, Kobbie Mainoo, Declan Rice, Adam Wharton.FORWARDS: Jude Bellingham, Jarrod Bowen, Eberechi Eze, Phil Foden, Jack Grealish, Anthony Gordon, Harry Kane, James Maddison, Cole Palmer, Bukayo Saka, Ivan Toney, Ollie Watkins.FULL England fixture list at Euro 2024Sunday, June 16 – Group C: Serbia vs England (Arena AufSchalke, Gelsenkirchen – kick-off 8pm BST)Most read in Euro 2024Thursday, June 20 – Group C: Denmark vs England (Waldstadion, Frankfurt – kick-off 5pm BST)Tuesday, June 25 – Group C: England vs Slovenia (RheinEnergieStadion, Cologne – kick-off 8pm BST)Round of 16If England finish top of Group CSunday, June 30: Group C winners vs third-placed side in Group D/E/F (Arena AufSchalke, Gelsenkirchen)If England finish runner-up in Group CSaturday, June 29 – Group A winners vs Group C runners-up (Westfalenstadion, Dortmund)If England finish as one of four best third-place teamsOne of:Monday, July 1 – Group F winner vs third-placed side from Group A/B/C (Waldstadion, Frankfurt)Tuesday, July 2 – Group E winners vs third-placed side from Group A/B/C/D (Allianz Arena, Munich)Quarter-finalsIf England finish top of Group C and win their round of 16 gameSaturday, July 6 (Merkur Spiel-Arena, Dusseldorf)If England finish runner-up in Group C and win their round of 16 gameFriday, July 5 (MHPArena, Stuttgart)If England finish as one of four best third-place teams and win their round of 16 gameOne of:Friday, July 5 (Volksparkstadion, Hamburg)Saturday, July 6 (Olympiastadion, Berlin)Semi-finalsIf England finish top of Group C, win their round of 16 game and win the quarter-finalWednesday, July 10 – kick-off 8pm (Westfalenstadion, Dortmund)If England finish runner-up in Group C, win their round of 16 game and win the quarter-finalTuesday, July 9 – kick-off 8pm (Allianz Arena, Munich)If England finish as one of four best third-place teams, win their round of 16 game and win the quarter-finalOne ofTuesday, July 9 – kick-off 8pm (Allianz Arena, Munich)Wednesday, July 10 – kick-off 8pm (Westfalenstadion, Dortmund)READ MORE SUN STORIESFinalSunday, July 14 – kick-off 8pm (Olympiastadion, Berlin) More