Who will England play next at Euro 2020 and what is their route to the final?
Sweden  What needs to happen: Sweden draw with Poland and either Spain or Slovakia win their match  Chance of happening: 22.4%  Slovakia  What needs to happen: Both games end in a draw or both Sweden and Slovakia win  Chance of happening: 20.2%  Spain  What needs to happen: Spain beat Slovakia and Sweden beat Poland  Chance of happening: 22.6%  Poland  What needs to happen: Poland beat Sweden and the other game ends in a win for either Spain or Slovakia. With victory, England could face France in the quarter-finals, before either Belgium or Italy in the semi-finals. You can map out your Euro 2020 tournament here with our predictor. If England lose tonight and come third ... This is where it gets complicated. It all depends on which combination of four Groups have third-placed teams qualify for the knockout stages, which will only be known once the final games in Groups E and F take place tomorrow. But there are two possible outcomes. England v Holland in Budapest on Sunday at 5pm  This is the most likely opponent for England, with three of the four combinations of Groups seeing England face the Dutch. If England top the group: England's last-16 fixture will be held at Wembley on Tuesday, June 29 - so Southgate's side would have a week to recover following their final group game. If England come second in the group: England's last-16 fixture would be held in Copenhagen on Monday, June 28 - making it six days between games. If England finish third in the group: England will either play on Sunday in Budapest or Tuesday at 8pm in Glasgow, depending on how the third-place teams finish. If England top the group: The match would kick off at 5pm. If England are second in the group: The match would also kick off at 5pm. If England finish third: Either 5pm on Sunday in Budapest or Tuesday at 8pm in Glasgow. England may have qualified for the last-16 but their plans have been thrown into chaos after the positive Covid-19 test for Scotland's Billy Gilmour on Monday. Mason Mount and Ben Chilwell have been forced to self-isolate over a potential breach of coronavirus protocols that involved chatting to the Scotland midfielder in the Wembley tunnel on Friday. The FA has confirmed Mount and Chilwell will have to isolate until June 28, so while they might be available for England's last-16 tie it seems unlikely that they will start, as they would not be able to prepare for the game at all with their team-mates or work on any tactics or team shape. Jordan Henderson and Harry Maguire are both still looking to return to full fitness but will have had another week of training under their belts before the knockout rounds get under way. Then here's our definitive guide to the 24 countries. We've got you covered with this Euro 2020 wallchart and predictor. View the latest Euro 2020 betting offers  France 7/2  Italy 6/1  Germany 11/2  Belgium 13/2  England 7/1  Spain 10/1  Portugal 10/1  Netherlands 12/1  (All odds via Oddschecker)