England vs Slovenia details including kick-off time, TV channel and live stream

England round out their Euro 2024 group stage campaign against Slovenia this evening.

The Three Lions have already secured a spot in the last 16 thanks to Spain's victory over Albania on Monday. That result means they're guaranteed to progress at least as one of the four best third-placed teams.

However, a win tonight would ensure they top Group C and secure a more favourable draw in the knockout stages. Gareth Southgate will be hoping for a strong performance from his team.

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He and his players have come in for criticism following their underwhelming displays in the first two matches. The narrow 1-0 victory against Serbia and the 1-1 stalemate with Denmark have raised questions about Southgate's tactics.

A convincing victory tonight would help to quell those concerns and provide a much-needed morale boost ahead of the knockouts. Here's everything you need to know about England vs Slovenia, including kick-off time, TV channel and streaming details.

When does the match start?

French referee Clement Turpin will kick-off the game at 8pm UK time, 9pm local time, at the RheinEnergieStadion in Cologne, which has a capacity of 43,000. The match is scheduled to coincide with the other final game - Denmark vs Serbia - in Group C, as is standard practice in major tournaments.

Where can I watch England vs Slovenia?

After the BBC secured the matches against Serbia and Denmark, ITV will broadcast their first England game of the tournament. Their coverage begins at the earlier time of 6.45pm.

Host Mark Pougatch will be joined in the studio by Roy Keane, Gary Neville, Ian Wright and Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou. If you're on the go, you'll be able to live stream the game on ITVX.

Match odds

England are the odds-on favourites to take their points tally to seven. Most bookmakers have them at 1/3 for victory at the time of writing.

Slovenia are as high as 10/1 to pull off what would be a major upset, although England could still top the group in that scenario if there's nothing to separate Denmark and Serbia. The draw, meanwhile, is best priced at 17/4.