Who and when will England play in Euro 2020 quarter-final if they beat Germany?
Sign up to our email updates Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign Up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  On a night filled with late drama at Euro 2020, it seems Swedens Viktor Claesson may have opened up an inviting route to the final for Gareth Southgates Three Lions. The Swedish midfielders 94th minute strike against Poland meant Sweden topped Group E rather than Spain, who beat Slovakia 5-0 in their final group game and would have been in Englands side of the draw. Harry Kane and co. play their rivals Germany at Wembley on Tuesday evening, and a win could see them face either Sweden or Ukraine in the quarter-finals. Both Sweden and Ukraine have not reached this point at a European Championships since at least 2004, with England boasting a good record against either side during international football. (Image: PA)  In 2018, during Englands route to the World Cup semi-final, they played Sweden in the quarter-finals and won comfortably 2-0 with two headers from Harry Maguire and Dele Alli which got the nation believing football was, in fact, coming home. And at the European Championships in 2012, a Wayne Rooney goal against Ukraine in Donetsk secured Englands place in the last-16 after topping a group that included France and Sweden too. Roy Hodgsons side also beat Sweden in the group stage, with Andy Carrolls stunning header the pick of the goals in their 3-2 victory. In the other game on Englands side of the draw, the Czech Republic will play Denmark in Baku on Saturday at 5pm and would be the Three Lions opponents should they reach the semi-final stage. The Czech Republic shocked Netherlands on Sunday evening, capitalising on Matthijs de Ligt's second-half red card, whilst Denmark looked inspired, thrashing Wales 4-0 and looking to be Englands greatest threat should they reach the semi-finals. If the Three Lions are to qualify for the next round of the competition, it will be the first time they have had to travel away from Wembley, having played their opening three games under their famous arch. A trip to Italy awaits, with Romas Stadio Olimpico the venue for the quarter-final clash that will kick off at 8pm on Saturday evening. And unlike many tournaments before Euro 2020, fans wanting to travel to watch England will not be able to, following the Italian government imposing new quarantine measures for incoming tourists. On the other side of the draw, Belgium booked their place in the last eight after beating Portugal 1-0 on Sunday evening. The Red Devils will play Italy, who have impressed throughout the tournament, but were pushed to extra time against the Austrians in the last-16, eventually running out two-goal victors. Let us know in the comments below. The other quarter-final on that side of the bracket will see Spain take on Switzerland at the Gazprom Arena in Saint Petersburg on Friday. The Spanish secured their place in the quarter-finals following an enthralling 5-3 victory over Croatia, having let a two-goal advantage slip before securing their passage to the next stage of the competition in extra-time. And favourites France suffered a shock defeat to Switzerland in what was a thrilling day of action at the European Championships. After going a goal down, Deschamps side were thankful to captain Hugo Lloris who saved a penalty that would have put the Swiss two goals up. Goals from Karim Benzema and a stunning strike by Paul Pogba restored parity, however the Swiss were not to be denied, pegging France back in the 90th minute when Mario Gavranovic struck beyond Hugo Lloris. The sides could not be separated in extra time and penalties loomed, and with Frances star striker Kylian Mbappe stepping up to take their final penalty. Many thought he would find the net, however Yann Sommer had other ideas, springing to his right and saving with a firm hand to send the Swiss into the next round. Should England reach the final, one of the top nations will await them, but there is a lot of football to be played yet for the Three Lions, starting with Germany.