England vs Slovenia Euro 2024 Tickets

England and Slovenia both aspire to make their country proud at Euro 2024. They're set to clash in a thrilling group stage encounter on June 25th, 2024 at the [RheinEnergieStadion][/rheinenergiestadion-tickets] in Cologne.

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England have come mighty close to winning a UEFA European Championship title in the past, and it’s very much an ongoing goal, at the time of writing, for the Three Lions to secure a much-needed trophy lift.

Some of the national team’s most iconic moments have come in the tournament, with hosting Euro 96 being a particular highlight, and interest in seeing England live and in person is huge.

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England and Slovenia at the UEFA European Championship

With some notable exceptions, England have struggled to make a consistent impact in the UEFA European Championships. They first qualified for the finals in 1968 under the great Sir Alf Ramsey and finished in third place, albeit out of four teams.

They failed to make it to the finals in both 1972 and 1976, and in 1980, they failed to get out of their group. That fate awaited them at both the 1988 and 1992 finals, where both Sir Bobby Robson and Graham Taylor struggled to achieve the level of success needed to get to the knockout phase. Terry Venables did manage to bring a whole new level of quality to England’s performances in the tournament for Euro 96, which was hosted in the country.

They started that memorable campaign with a poor display in a 1-1 draw with Switzerland and then captured the mood of the nation by beating both Scotland and the Netherlands with aplomb.

That earned the Three Lions a shot at the Quarter-Finals, which saw England secure a very rare penalty shoot-out win over Spain. Next up was Germany at Wembley Stadium in the Semi-Finals.

The game started well, with Alan Shearer scoring after just three minutes before Stefan Kuntz leveled soon after. The game went to penalties, and famously Gareth Southgate, who would go on to become national team coach, saw his effort saved to give Germany safe passage to the final.

Quarter-Final exits came in 2004 and 2012, and at Euro 2016, England suffered the humiliation of being beaten by minnows Iceland in the Round of 16, but at the delayed Euro 2020 finals, they came back with a bang.

Gareth Southgate’s side breezed through the group phase and then defeated Germany, Ukraine, and Denmark to set up a final with Roberto Mancini’s Italy. Once again, as with the key match in 1996, England took an early lead, this time through Manchester United full-back Luke Shaw, only for Leonardo Bonucci to level midway through the second half.

The game went down to penalties, and England were again found wanting, with Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho, and Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka all failing to convert their spot-kicks to hand Italy the crown.

Slovenia have only qualified for the UEFA European Championships on one occasion, and that came at Euro 2000, where they secured draws with both the Former Republic of Yugoslavia and Norway but lost to Spain, meaning they finished bottom of their group.

England vs Slovenia Head-to-Head

England and Slovenia have met in two previous UEFA European Championship matches and those games came in the qualifying campaign for the Euro 2016 finals.

Two goals from Danny Welbeck and another from Wayne Rooney gave Roy Hodgson’s side a 3-1 win at Wembley Stadium.

The return game resulted in a 3-2 win for England in Ljubljana, with Jack Wilshere scoring twice and Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney netting the winner.