Euro 2024 last-16: Full fixtures, as things stand
Here are the Euro 2024 last-16 full fixtures, as things stand: which sides are in pole position to qualify for the knockout stages?
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Germany got the ball rolling at Euro 2024 with an emphatic victory over Scotland last week and since then we've seen wins for a number of the tournament's leading contenders, while Slovakia provided us with a shock when they stunned Belgium, before Georgia defeated Portugal.
With the third and decisive round of group games now at an end, how does the last-16 look?
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The Euro 2024 last-16 full fixtures, as things stand
Here is how the last-16 looks, at the end of the group stage:
Spain v Georgia
Germany v Denmark
Portugal v Slovenia
France v Belgium
Romania v Netherlands
Austria v Turkey
England v Slovakia
Switzerland v Italy
England have topped Group C and will face the third-placed team in Group E, Slovakia.
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The winners of that tie, which takes place in Gelsenkirchen on Sunday at 5pm, will face Switzerland or Italy in the quarter finals, in what looks like the much easier bottom half of the draw.
Spain, Germany, Portugal and France are all confirmed to be in the top half, unable to play England until the final.
Should England reach the semi finals, they would face Romania, the Netherlands, Austria or Turkey.
Scotland's defeat to Hungary saw them eliminated, while World Cup semi-finalists Croatia are also out.
Georgia, Slovenia, the Netherlands and Slovakia were the four third-placed teams to make it through.
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For more than a decade Joe Mewis has worked in football journalism as a reporter and editor, with stints at Mirror Football and LeedsLive among others. He is the author of four football history books that include times on Leeds United and the England national team.
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