England have the chance to make the semi-finals of a second straight major tournament.
Gareth Southgate’s side face Ukraine in Rome for a place in the last four of Euro 2020.
Current travel restrictions mean not many Three Lions fans will be in the stadium we’ve put together everything you need to know about how to watch England v Ukraine on TV and online.
WHEN IS ENGLAND V UKRAINE ON TV?
England v Ukraine will take place on Saturday 3rd July 2021.
This will be the only game the Three Lions will play away from Wembley in the whole tournament.
WHAT TIME IS THE ENGLAND MATCH ON SATURDAY?
England v Ukraine will kick off at 8pm.
A Saturday night kick-off is more agreeable for many fans than the 5pm start on Tuesday against Germany.
WHAT CHANNEL IS ENGLAND VS UKRAINE ON?
You can watch all the buildup to the game from 7pm on BBC One.
The match is the last of the four quarter-finals of Euro 2020.
HOW TO LIVE STREAM ENGLAND V UKRAINE ONLINE
The game is available to stream for free on BBC iPlayer.
The Germany match reportedly raked in 6.5 million live streams across BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website all-in.
The game also set a new live viewing record on iPlayer with 5.6 million streams.
IF ENGLAND BEAT UKRAINE WHO DO THEY PLAY?
It’s wise not to get ahead of ourselves. But if England do win on Saturday, the excitement will really ramp up across the country.
Denmark and Czech Republic face off in their quarter-final three hours before England’s game starts.
The winner of that tie will face the winner of England v Ukraine.
IF ENGLAND WIN WHEN IS THE NEXT GAME?
England would be playing on Wednesday 7th July if they get through.
That match would be the second of the two semi-finals and would be at Wembley.
WHO ARE THE OFFICIALS FOR ENGLAND VS UKRAINE?
The referee for England vs Ukraine will be Felix Brych.
The German will take charge of the match and is one of Europe’s top referees.
TEAM NEWS: WHICH ENGLAND PLAYERS ARE ON YELLOW CARDS?
This is the last game before yellow cards from earlier in the tournament are wiped.
Two bookings in five games can rule a player out of the semi-finals, which is a harsh rule which needs changing.
Four England players are on yellow cards; Declan Rice, Kalvin Phillips, Phil Foden and Harry Maguire.
Whether that will influence Southgate’s selection remains to be seen.
He has a clean bill of health, with Mason Mount and Ben Chilwell back training with the squad again.
Southgate used a back five against Germany but could return to a 4-2-3-1 system here, with the onus on England to break Ukraine down.
OUR PREDICTION: ENGLAND V UKRAINE
This game carries a different type of pressure to the Germany one.
England should win on paper, but it’s a new challenge. They’re away from Wembley, it could be a warm evening and they need to forget the euphoria of Tuesday and focus on this one.
Ukraine should be more tired, having played 120 minutes on Tuesday night and then had to fly home before the game.
A professional and creative performance should ensure a relatively serene passage to the last four, but nothing can be taken for granted at this stage.
Our Prediction: England 2-0 Ukraine
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