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ENGLAND welcome Iceland to Wembley for their final encounter before the upcoming Euro 2024 tournament – but not every player in the current squad will be on that plane to Germany.

The Three Lions were sluggish to say the least in a recent encounter against Bosnia.

Cole Palmer scored on his full England debut

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Cole Palmer scored on his full England debutCredit: Getty
Harry Kane came off the bench to score England's third in a 3-0 romp

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Harry Kane came off the bench to score England’s third in a 3-0 rompCredit: Getty

But Cole Palmer’s 60th-minute penalty, a superb volley from Trent Alexander-Arnold, and a poacher’s finish by Harry Kane saw Gareth Southgate’s side run out 3-0 winners at St James’ Park.

However, several players will need to step their game up if they are to be part of the Euro 2024 26-man squad.

And the match against an Iceland side who failed to qualify for the Euros will be the final chance for everyone to prove to Southgate why they should be selected.

Find out when England host their Nordic opposition below.

When is England vs Iceland?

  • England’s final Euro 2024 warm-up match against Iceland will take place on Friday, June 7.
  • It is scheduled to kick off at 7:45pm BST.
  • Wembley Stadium is the chosen venue for this friendly clash and it can host approximately 90,000 passionate fans.
  • Phil Foden’s double inspired England to a 4-0 romp against Iceland when the teams last met in a 2020 Nations League fixture.

What TV channel is it on and can it be live streamed?

  • England vs Iceland will be broadcast LIVE on Channel 4 in the UK.
  • Coverage is expected to commence from 7pm BST – 45 minutes before kick-off.
  • Fans can stream the entire action on All 4 via a compatible mobile device or tablet.
  • Alternatively, SunSport will have minute-by-minute coverage of the whole match through our live blog.

How can I watch it for FREE?

Channel 4 and the All 4 app are FREE for valid TV license holders in the UK.

What is the team news?

Gareth Southgate would have been delighted to see his side escape the Bosnia clash without any injuries.

Harry Kane was a slight doubt before the match having missed out on Bayern Munich’s last match with back injury.

But England’s all-time top goalscorer came off the bench to do what he does best and revealed that he is confident he will be fit for the Euros.

What are the odds?

  • England to win 1/10
  • Draw 7/1
  • Iceland to win 16/1

*Odds courtesy of Paddy Power are correct at time of publication

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