Who will England face in round of 16 at Euro 2024? Three Lions could face Germany or Portugal after drab Denmark draw

England fans know their team are already close to sealing their place in the knockout stages of Euro 2024.

The Three Lions beat Serbia 1-0 in their opening game before drawing 1-1 with Denmark, meaning one more point from their last game will see them qualify for the knockout stages.

Harry Kane’s goal ensured England drew with DenmarkCredit: GettyShould England qualify, Gareth Southgate’s side could face anyone from previous World Cup champions to relative minnows.

It’s complicated, so talkSPORT.com has taken a look at the possible opponents in the round of 16 for England…

If England finish topShould England win the group, they will face a third-place team from either Group D, E or F on Sunday, June 30 at 5pm UK time in Gelsenkirchen.

In Group D, the Netherlands and France have four points after two games, so they are unlikely to be third.

Read more on EnglandThis leaves Poland or Austria.

But after Austria beat the Poles 3-1 in Berlin, there is a very good chance that Ralf Rangnick’s men will take that last qualification spot.

In Group E, Romania, Slovakia, Ukraine and Belgium have a win each, meaning it could be any of these teams that await England.

And in Group F, Turkey and Portugal were expected to be the top two, and after two matches, they are.

Things could change, but as it stands, Georgia or the Czech Republic are the most likely options.

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Romelu Lukaku and co could await England in the round of 16Credit: AFPIf England finish secondShould England finish second, they will play the winner of Group A on Saturday, June 29 at 8pm UK time in Dortmund.

And the winner of Group A is Germany

Julian Nagelsmann’s side secured seven points to take top spot.

Of all the teams England wouldn’t want to face in the round of 16, Germany has to be up there, although, they were far from convincing in their 1-1 draw with Switzerland.

England don’t want to finish second or they will probably play GermanyCredit: GettyIf England finish thirdShould England progress as one of the best third-place teams, they would play on Monday, July 1 at 8pm UK time in Frankfurt.