Who and when will England play next at Euro 2020 after beating Germany?
Gareth Southgate has guided England into the Euro 2020 quarter-finals (Picture: Getty Images)  England have made it into the quarter-finals of the European Championships after beating Germany 2-0 in the last 16 at Wembley on Tuesday afternoon. Raheem Sterling scored the first goal of the game, his third of Euro 2020, lighting up a previously forgettable match which saw both teams struggling to produce much attacking rhythm. Harry Kane grabbed the second, his first of the tournament after another frustrating afternoon for him, which became immeasurably better with his stooped header. It almost turned sour for Sterling after he broke the deadlock on 75 minutes as he gave the ball away shortly after, setting Thomas Muller through on Jordan Pickfords goal, but the usually cool German striker dragged his shot wide. Kane then seemed to put the game to bed 86 minutes in as he nodded home from a Jack Grealish cross from the left. Gareth Southgate and his players will not care how the win came, though, as they beat their old enemy and keep their hopes alive of winning the European Championships for the first time in their history. The quarter-final will be on Saturday 3 July at 8pm UK time. The quarter-final will be against either Ukraine or Sweden, who play at 8pm on Tuesday when the winner will be decided. For the first time in the tournament England will not be playing at Wembley, with the clash in the last eight held at the Stadio Olympico in Rome, Italy. Italy played their three group games in the same stadium, beating Turkey, Switzerland and Wales there. Euro 2020 quarter-finals 2 July 5pm: Switzerland vs Spain  Saint Petersburg 2 July 8pm: Belgium vs Italy  Munich 3 July 5pm: Czech Republic vs Denmark  Baku 3 July 8pm: England vs Ukraine/Sweden  Rome  MORE : Manchester United agreement for Jadon Sancho imminent as Borussia Dortmund accept compromise over transfer fee  MORE : Granit Xhaka drops another Arsenal exit hint after Switzerland beat France at Euro 2020  For more stories like this, check our sport page  Follow Metro Sport across our social channels, on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram