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Tuesday brings the final game from Euro 2024 Group C, and there’s still all to play for, with just three points separating top from bottom in the pool. England currently leads the way on four points following an opening-day win with a frustrating draw in midweek. They now face a Slovenian side with two points on the board, and that knows victory could send them racing into pole position and a place in the next round.

Not every group is as competitive as this pool approaching the curtain, and we’re all set for an exciting evening. You can follow this game while keeping tabs on the scoreline in Group C’s other contest involving Denmark and Serbia in Munich. There’s plenty to keep you entertained, and as always, our team of experts previews the fixture and offers our in-depth predictions of the result.

• Location: Cologne
• Stadium: RheinEnergieStadion
• Date: 25 June 2024
• Kick-Off Time: 21:00 CEST (20:00 BST)
• Referee: Clément Turpin
• VAR: Jér?me Brisard

England Team News

England worked hard to beat Serbia in their opening game of Group C, winning by a single goal scored by Jude Bellingham. It was a professional performance but showed England still has work to do if they are serious about building on the runners-up finish achieved at Euro 2020 behind eventual champions Italy. Does the Three Lions have what it takes to go one better this summer? Only time will tell, but fans are demanding more after seeing the team stumble to a 1-1 draw with Denmark on matchday two.

Manager Gareth Southgate has a fit and experienced squad to choose from, and he boasts that he has some of the best players in the world. But England isn’t firing in the early exchanges, and some pundits are already reaching for the panic button. Kane scored his first goal at Euro 2024 but attracted criticism after a passive performance against the Danes. Southgate may be forced to change things up to ensure England is fresh and at its best.

Slovenia Team News

Slovenia fans can’t ask for more from their team approaching the final game. They arrive in Cologne with stats showing two draws and two points from their opening two games. Another share of the spoils would heap pressure on England, but it’s unlikely to see Slovenia progress to the next round. That means this is a must-win game for Slovenia, and they know goals are crucial to keeping themselves in the championships.

Does Slovenia have what it takes to beat England? They’ve been solid so far despite failing to nail that elusive win and three points. They opened with a 1-1 draw against Denmark before holding Serbia to another two-goal share. Interestingly, Slovenia took the lead on Thursday against Serbia but failed to see it out and conceded an equaliser with 95 minutes on the clock. That would’ve hurt, as four points will likely be enough to see a team progress from this pool, even as the best-performing third-placed side.

England vs Slovenia H2H Record and Key Numbers

Browsing the head-to-head stats and studying the history books, we made an interesting discovery. England boasts an unbeaten record against Monday’s opponents after six meetings. The Three Lions carry five wins and a draw into this fixture, with the most recent clash producing a 1-0 win back in 2017 when Harry Kane scored the only goal with 90 minutes on the clock.

England and Slovenia drew 0-0 in their penultimate meeting, meaning just one goal has been scored in the last two games. The spare strike came in the dying seconds of play as Kane pulled victory from the jaws of a draw. Those stats and the recent form of both teams in Germany suggest we prepare for another competitive and nail-biting 90 minutes. A draw wouldn’t do either team too much good, given the circumstances.

Possible Lineups

• England (4-2-3-1): Pickford – Trippier, Guehi, Stones, Walker – Rice, Alexander-Arnold – Foden, Bellingham, Saka – Kane
• Slovenia (4-4-2): Oblak – Janza, Bijol, Drkusic, Karnicnik – Mlakar, Elsnik, Gnezda, Stajanovic – Sesko, Sporar

Where to Watch England vs Slovenia Euro 2024 – TV and Online Live Streaming

You can follow the final Group C game from Cologne live on ITV. Enjoy all the build-up, the live coverage, and expert analysis full-time. It’s a huge night in England’s competition, and the ITV panel is ready to guide you through the game. In Slovenia, the match will be broadcasted line on SportKlub 1.

Match Prediction

The form of England and Slovenia, coupled with the head-to-head stats, tell us to expect another close game, and I am happy to place my trust in the trends. Back England to repeat their 1-0 win when last playing Slovenia for their second 1-0 of the group. England is the better team here, but they must prove it by taking their chances.