What do England need to do to advance to knockout stages of Euro 2020?
England are in Group D and will play all three of their group stage ties at Wembley Stadium. If England win their group, their round of 16 tie will be against the second-placed team from Group F, made up of France, Germany, Portugal and Hungary. The match is scheduled to take place on June 29. Should England progress to the quarter-finals, they will face either the first placed team from Group E (Spain, Sweden, Poland or Slovakia) or the best third-placed team from groups A, B, C and D  which include the likes of Turkey, Belgium, Austria and Croatia. This match is scheduled to take place on July 3. For the semis, England would have a number of potential opponents depending on the results. Whichever team wins the round of 16 tie between the first-placed side from Group C (consisting of Holland, Ukraine, Austria and North Macedonia) and the best third-placed team in groups D, E and F will face the winner out of the second-placed teams in groups A and B in the quarter-finals on July 3. If England finish second in Group D, they will face the team that also finished second in Group E  potentially Spain or Poland  in the round of 16. If Southgate guides England to the quarters, the winner between the leader of Group F  one of Portugal, France or Germany  and the best third-placed team out of groups A, B and C will play England on July 2. The winner between the leader from Group B and the best third-placed side from groups A, D, E and F  potentially Wales, Scotland, Poland or Portugal  will play whoever wins between the leaders from Group A and the second-placed team from Group C in the quarter-finals. The winner of that tie will play England in the semi-finals on July 6. England can still go through if they finish third in their group, but they would have to be one of the four best performing third-placed teams in the tournament to progress to the round of 16. The other two third-placed teams are eliminated. (Photo: Martin Rickett/PA Images via Getty Images)