Memories relive the infamous tween in Euros 96 as England look to renew their hostilities in the Euro 2020 this week. The match schedules for Tuesday at Wembley with kickoff at 7 pm.
The Three Lions progressed as group leaders to make the last 16 ties, whereas Germany managed to get a second spot finish in the group of death.
England has a far superior advantage heading into the clash, given the return of fans at the Wembley Stadium. In addition, the Three Lions stand as the only team to advance to the last 16 without conceding a goal.
Furthermore, seven points from a possible nine were enough to see off England to their last 16 ties. It counts 450 minutes since last Gareth Southgate’s men conceded a goal. On the other hand, Germany is on a nine-unbeaten streak run across all competitions.
Joachim Low must felt the pressure after coming into the group of death with France and Portugal. However, the 2014 World Cup champions managed to soar through the group stages with a second-place finish.
Moreover, the side only fell for a 1-0 loss to France on an opening day. The side has failed to advance past the semi-final stage of the Euros three times in succession since 2006. The side has recent exploits with back-to-back semi-final finishes in 2012 and 2016.
England vs Germany Head to Head
Both sides have seven games against each other, with England taking two wins while Germany with four wins. Here is a look at their previous encounters:
Home
- Czech Republic 0-1 England
- England 0-0 Scotland
- England 1-0 Croatia
- Albania 0-2 England
- England 5-0 San Marino
Away
- Germany 2-2 Hungary
- Portugal 2-4 Germany
- France 1-0 Germany
- Germany 7-1 Latvia
- Germany 1-1 Denmark
England Team News
Chelsea duo Ben Chilwell and Mason Mount are in self-isolation after contacting Bill Gilmour, who tested positive. Harry Maguire made his comeback against Czech Republic and will maintain his spot alongside John Stones. Jack Grealis hand Bukayo Saka showed their prowess and remain in contention for starts in the lineup.
Germany Team News
The only injury concern for Joachim Low is Lukas Klostermann, who remains sidelined with a thigh injury. However, Jonas Hoffman is fit and available for selection after shaking off a knee problem.
Prediction and Odds
Germany’s attacking prowess will surely test England’s defensive resolve. Thus, we expect an extra time action
- Goes to Extra Time
- Germany Win
- Goals Under 2.5
