Who could England play in the knockout stages at Euro 2020 this summer?
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  England's fate for the knockout rounds hinges on their final group clash with the Czech Republic following the disappointing draw with Scotland. Already with four points on the board, the Three Lions have virtually made it through to the last-16, barring any major upsets. And thoughts have already turned to who could potentially be next up in the next stage as the business end of the tournament begins to heat up. There are plenty of questions for Southgate still to answer regarding his team selection after two indifferent displays, particularly with better opposition certain to come as the tournament progresses. Here, Mirror Sport takes a closer look at who England could face in the knockout rounds. If England finish in first place, they will meet the runners-up from Group F, which is the so-called 'Group of Death' made up of France, Portugal, Germany and Hungary. Given the prospect of facing World Cup holders or reigning Euro champions, as well as Germany, it's a daunting scenario which England might not be too disappointed to avoid. Just like they did at the 2018 World Cup in Russia, where second place in the group offered them a much simpler route to the semi-finals, that could also be the case here. If England were to finish runners-up in the group, they would face the runners-up from Group E, which is made up of Spain, Poland, Sweden and Slovakia. However, that route might not even be as straightforward as it sounds on paper, given Spain may not progress as group winners, potentially setting up another tough tie. There is, meanwhile, still the potential of playing the winners of Group F in the quarter finals via this route. Lastly, in the unlikely event that England finish third in the group, they could still qualify for the knockout stages as one of the four best third-place teams. There, they would face the winners of Group B, C or E.  Group B: Belgium, Finland, Russia and Denmark. Group C: Netherlands, Ukraine, North Macedonia and Austria. Southgate's men will not find an easy path in the knockout stages, so a big win over Czech Republic to build momentum is perhaps their best option. Getting the appropriate rest is crucial, too, as they face a testing schedule from here on in with the added possibility of extra time and the gruelling experience of penalty shootouts. Let us know in the comments section below. Odds  Outright tournament winner  France = 19/5  Italy = 23/4  Germany = 13/2  Belgium = 15/2  Portugal = 17/2  England = 9/1  Spain = 10/1  Netherlands = 14/1  *Odds are supplied by Grosvenor Sports and are subject to change. Please gamble responsibly.