England take on Ukraine in an enticing Euro 2020 quarter-final encounter in Rome's Stadio Olympico on Saturday night.
It's the first time Gareth Southgate' side will have played away from Wembley, having reached the last-eight without conceding a single goal.
England were pragmatic but uninspiring as they cruised through the group stages with 1-0 victories over Croatia and the Czech Republic sandwiching an entertaining 0-0 draw against rivals Scotland.
The Three Lions stepped it up a notch as they claimed an historic 2-0 win over Germany in the last-16, with Raheem Sterling claiming his third goal of the tournament, while captain Harry Kane got off the mark with a crucial header.
Ukraine, managed by the legendary Andriy Shevchenko, have had a less straightforward route to the quarter-finals, having qualified for the knockouts as one of the four-best third-placed sides, before sealing a dramatic 2-1 win over Sweden in the last-16 thanks to a last-gasp extra-time winner.
Wembley awaits the winner for the semi-final, which will be contested against either Denmark or the Czech Republic on Wednesday, July 7.
With the clash quickly approaching, Sportsmail takes you through the all-important information.
Gareth Southgate's side reached the quarter-finals with an historic 2-0 win over Germany
Fixtures
Today
European Championship
Quarter-finals
Switzerland
Spain
Quarter-finals
Belgium
Italy
Saturday 03 July
European Championship
Quarter-finals
Czech Republic
Denmark
Quarter-finals
Ukraine
England
Tuesday 06 July
European Championship
Semi-finals
TBC
TBC
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The quarter-final clash between Ukraine and England will take place on Saturday, July 3.
The match will start at 8pm BST and will be played at the Stadio Olympico in Rome, which will hold an expected 18,000 fans.
Elsewhere, potential semi-final opponents the Czech Republic and Denmark will have already played their quarter-final encounter earlier in the evening, with kick-off at 5pm.
How to watch the matchUkraine vs England will be broadcast for free on BBC One, with coverage starting at 7.30pm.
UK viewers will be able to stream the match online for free via BBC iPlayer.
Sportsmail will also be running a live blog, so you can keep up-to-date with us.
How did Ukraine qualify for the quarter-finals?
Ukraine qualified for the knockouts despite finishing third in Group C with only three points
They made it through to the quarter-final with a last-gasp extra-time winner against Sweden
While England are yet to concede a goal at this year's European Championships, Ukraine have actually won just one of four games within the initial 90 minutes.
They started their tournament with an entertaining 3-2 defeat to Holland, falling marginally short despite coming back from 2-0 down as Denzel Dumfries headed in an 85th-minute winner.
Ukraine then narrowly overcame the challenge of North Macedonia, who lost all three of their group games, winning 2-1.
Then came there final group game, where they lost 1-0 to Austria. However, they scraped through to the knockouts by virtue of a greater goal difference than Finland.
Ukraine booked their spot in the quarter-finals with a dramatic victory over Sweden, with Artem Dovbyk's last-gasp extra-time winner sealing a 2-1 victory at Hampden.
June 13: Holland 3-2 Ukraine June 17: Ukraine 2-1 North Macedonia June 21: Ukraine 0-1 Austria June 29: Sweden 1-2 Ukraine AET How did England qualify for the quarter-finals?
