Highlights and Best Moments: England 0-0 Slovenia in UEFA EURO 2024 | June 25, 2024 (2024)

90+4' End of match

The match is over, England and Slovenia play to a goalless draw in the final group matchday. Both teams are in the round of 16 of the European Championship.

The referee says that four more minutes will be added to the second half, there is a better chance that one of the two teams will get the victory.

88' Phil Foden shoots and his shot is blocked.

England's right winger shoots and his attempt hits the wall, everything seems to indicate that the game will end goalless.

Trippier comes off and Alexander Arnold comes on in his place.

80' Final stretch of the match

The match is coming to an end, England and Slovenia continue to play to a goalless draw and for the moment are qualifying for the next round.

Phil Foden receives a caution card for constant complaining to the center referee.

74' Shot on one side

Declan Rice hits it from long distance and the ball goes into the stands, we're almost to the final stretch of the match and the goal just doesn't come.

Bukayo Saka comes off and Cole Palmer comes on to freshen up the English attack on the right wing.

67' Yellow Card

Sesko already escapes alone in front of goal and Guehi commits the tactical foul to prevent the Slovenians' first.

The English team is starting to slow down and Slovenia is getting closer and closer to qualifying for the last 16 of the European Championship for the first time.

60' Center on one side

Kyle Walker got all the way to the byline but the ball went wide and it's Slovenia's ball.

Cerin commits a foul on Mainoo and the referee calls an indirect kick for England, the three lions' team tightens up.

53' More dominance for England

England begin to dominate possession and look more comfortable at the start of the game.

Bellingham gets off a long-range shot but the ball goes over the goal.

46' Second half begins

The ball rolls again for the second half, England and Slovenia continue to draw 0-0.

First half ends, England and Slovenia draw 0-0.

43' Foul

Declan Rice commits a foul and it's Slovenia ball in the first quarter of the field.

Foden's cross to the far post but neither Connor Gallagher or Harry Kane manage to make contact with the ball, which skims the crossbar.

37' Penalty called

Sesko falls in the box in a duel with Bukayo Saka and the crowd calls for a penalty on the Slovenian, however, the center-back says there is nothing.

Bukayo Saka is fouled and the referee sanctions the infringement 33 meters from goal, goal-scoring opportunity for England.

30' Shot into the hands of the goalkeeper

Harry Kane fires a shot from the edge of the area and Jan Oblak keeps the ball. The team of the three lions is now in front of goal.

England continue to have a lot of problems offensively, there are several incomplete passes and most attacks end with balls into the stands.

23' There are boos

The English fans are starting to show their discontent, every time the English have possession, there are whistles and boos.

England had taken the lead but Bukayo Saka and Foden, the two men involved in the goal, were offside.

16' Yellow Card

Trippier is shown the yellow card for a foul on Sesko.

England can't string together more than four passes in a row without being forced to split the ball, great pressure from Slovenia.

9' Out of place

Great trace from Harry Kane to Foden but the latter is caught in an advanced position.

England couldn't generate danger and the striker himself had to go down to midfield to get the ball back and start the attack.

4' Slovenia has scored

Sesko shoots inside the box and the ball ends up in Pickford's hands, Slovenia is already pressing in the match.

The first 45 minutes begin, England and Slovenia face each other to define the teams that will advance to the next round.

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In a couple of minutes we will start broadcasting the match between England vs Slovenia, matchday 3 of the European Championship.

This is the starting eleven that Slovenia sends to the pitch to face England in the framework of the match day 3 of the European Championship.

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The starting eleven is ready

This is the starting eleven that England sends to the field to face Slovenia in the framework of the match day 3 of the European Championship.

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The trophy awarded to the winner of the European Championship since its creation in 1960 is the Henri Delaunay, named after the first secretary of UEFA and creator of the tournament.
Made of silver, the trophy was designed by Arthur Bertrand, a Paris-based designer. It weighs approximately 10 kilograms and is 42.5 centimeters high.

How many matches will there be at the European Championship?

There will be 51 matches between June 14 and July 14, a full month of intense soccer with the best 24 teams of the Old Continent. There will be six matches per group, eight duels in the round of 16, four in the quarterfinals, the two semifinals and the final.

The tournament's official mascot is called "Albärt" and is a teddy bear wearing a blue uniform. On the other hand, the official ball of the tournament is called "Fussballliebe", which translates as "Love for soccer".

The participants

Twenty-four teams will take part in Euro 2024. The teams that will compete in the tournament are: Albania, Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Georgia, England, France, Italy, Hungary, Netherlands, Poland and Portugal. In addition, Romania, Scotland, Serbia, Slovenia, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine and the host Germany will also be playing in the summer tournament.

In each of the 10 host cities, there is an assigned stadium. In other words, the event will be played in 10 German stadiums that are equipped with state-of-the-art technology and meet the ideal capacity required by UEFA, the organizer of the European Championship. Among the 10 venues, the Olympiastadion in Berlin stands out, where six matches will be played, including the final, the most important game of the event. The Munich Football Arena is another major venue, and will host six games, including the opening match between Germany and Scotland, as well as one of the tournament's semifinals.

The organization

The organizing committee of the tournament has selected 10 German cities as venues for the event, which will start on Friday, June 14. The host cities will be Berlin, Dortmund, Cologne, Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, Leipzig, Hamburg, Stuttgart, Gelsenkirchen and Munich.

Germany was chosen as the host country for the European Championship on September 27, 2018. Six years of preparation have passed and the Teutonic country is fully ready to host the tournament. This will be the 17th edition of the European championship of national teams.

The tournament's most valuable players

In fact, the four most valuable teams exceed one billion euros in value. It should be noted that these values are estimates based on information from the specialized media Transfermarkt. The most valuable team at Euro 2024 is England, with a squad value of 1.78 billion euros. The team's most expensive player is Jude Bellingham, valued at 180 million euros, followed by Phil Foden, worth 150 million euros.

The wait for Euro 2024 is over, the best actions of the most beautiful sport in the world, soccer, with the best plays, the best players, the best goals and the controversies are back.

Stay tuned for coverage of England vs Slovenia Live here!

In a few moments we will share with you the starting lineups for England vs Slovenia live, as well as the latest information from the mythical RheinEnergieStadion pitch. Stay tuned to VAVEL's minute-by-minute live online coverage of the match.

Jan Oblak so far has been one of the most important leaders of the Slovenian team because his great experience in Spanish football with Atletico Madrid makes him one of the players with the longest career in the elite of European soccer, also, Oblak is a player who is characterized by giving security to an entire defensive saga because he is a goalkeeper who generally does not give rebounds or allow balls to reach his goal because he knows how to manage his defensive area very well, so England will have to manage to beat this goalkeeper.

This is how Slovenia came out in their last match:

J. Oblak; Z. Karnicnik, V. Drkusic, J. Bijol, E. Janza; P. Stojanovic, A. G. Cerin, T. Elsnik, J. Miakar; A. Sporar, B. Sesko.

England orchestrates a very nice collective soccer that has ended up giving them great results in the last international games, but for the orchestra to work they need a conductor, and this is Jude Bellingham, the midfielder who finds the way to make the ball circulate throughout the Slovakian team, also, his great international experience, helps to know how to face this kind of matches.

This was England's last starting XI:

J. Pickford, K. Trippier, M. Guehi, J. Stones, K. Walker, D. Rice, T. Alexander-Arnold, P. Foden, J. Bellingham, B. Saka, H, Kane.

England vs Slovenia have met on a total of six occasions where five times England came out on top and only once there was a draw between the two teams. In terms of goal scoring, 10 goals have been scored in favor of the English and only 4 goals have been scored in favor of the Slovenians. The last time the two teams met was in the 2028 Russia World Cup qualifiers in the UEFA qualifiers where Slovenia lost 2-3 to England.

The 90 minutes of a great game will be played here.

The RheinEnergieStadion is a soccer stadium located in Cologne, Germany. It is home to the soccer team 1. FC Köln. The original stadium, known as the Müngersdorfer Stadion, was inaugurated in 1923. However, it has been renovated and rebuilt several times over the years. The last major renovation was completed in 2004, just in time for the 2006 FIFA World Cup, which was held in Germany. The modernization of the stadium was part of the preparations for this global event. The RheinEnergieStadion has a capacity of approximately 50,000 spectators for soccer matches. The name "RheinEnergieStadion" comes from the local energy company RheinEnergie AG, which acquired the naming rights to the stadium.

Nobody would have imagined that for this date 3 of the group stage, Slovenia would arrive with real possibilities of being able to get three points and qualify as second or even first of the group in a group where it seemed that Denmark and England would pass in pure formality, however, the reality is that Slovenia today have the possibility of sealing their ticket to the next round against a world champion that by the way, can be eliminated today, putting a real blow on the table for all participating teams of this Euro 2024.

They want to return to the final and this time win it.

Three years ago, the defeat at Wembley against Italy hurt the English a lot, in a surprise Eurocup where England pulled out all the stops to manage to reach the Grand Final of a tournament that was delayed by the COVID 19 pandemic and when the time came to play it, It was impossible for the English not to get their hopes up about lifting the most important trophy at the national team level in Europe, the scenario was perfect, to be crowned in your own home and on the turf where soccer was born and spread to the rest of the world. However, the outcome was fatal after a 1-1 draw after 90 minutes and defeat in a penalty shootout. Now, three years have passed since that moment and one of the best generations in England have once again excited a whole country after summoning great figures such as Harry Kane, Phil Foden, Jude Bellingham, Kyle Walker, Declan Rice and many more that I could name, since they are currently considered the best in the world in their position, an argument that was demonstrated after beating Serbia by a final score of 1-0, to debut on day 3 of the group stage with a victory while God Save The King was playing. Today, England could seal their participation in the round of 16 and secure their stay in Germany for one more match, but to do so, they will have to beat a Slovenia that in the last four years has only dedicated itself to surprise the soccer world with great performances in international tournaments.

Many of us still keep in our memory the emotion of having witnessed the two-time champion of Spain in Euro 2008 and 2012, with that generation that marked many children with their great soccer that led them to dominate any international competition, or the great way that resorted the Portugal of Cristano Ronaldo in Euro 2016 to beat the Hosts, with the anthem of This One Is For You that became a theme of blessed nostalgia when talking about the first international title achieved by the commander with his national team, or the reign of the Italian national team in Euro 2020 played in 2021 by Pandemic, and that in a historic Euro that was played throughout Europe, Italy reached Wembley to be crowned again in the old continent, no doubt, are many and beautiful memories that brings this party, and the time has come to live a new edition full of many goals and feats.

Schedule this in your calendar so you do not miss the match.

We remind you that England vs Slovenia will be played on Tuesday, June 25 at 13:00 hours (Mexico City time), 15:00 hours (United States ET time), 16:00 hours (Brazil time in Brasilia) and 21:00 hours (Madrid time), also, this game can be followed in Mexican territory through the signal of Izzi and Sky Sports. If you want to follow minute by minute, remember that at VAVEL you can follow all the EURO 2024 games online.

Good morning to all VAVEL readers! Welcome to the live broadcast of England vs Slovenia, corresponding to the group stage match of the UEFA EURO 2024. The match will take place at the mythical RheinEnergieStadion at 13:00. We remind you that this match will be part of the matchday 3 of the group stage of the European Championship, where the English seek to ensure their passage to the next round of the European Championship as first in the group, however, in front, they will have a selection of Slovenia that wants to give the first setback to Gareth Southgate's pupils in this UEFA EURO 2024 and if possible, complicate their classification to the next round, so it is a fact that you can not miss this commitment.