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Darren Banks: Sit back for an incredible 90 minutes.
Summary
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Both sides looking to secure place in quarter-finals
England top of Group A, Netherlands second
Draw will be enough to send England through
Terry Venables names unchanged side
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England v Netherlands (15:00 BST)
We've just had England's national anthem, Paul Ince, Gazza and Gareth Southgate among those absolutely belting it out. Great to see.
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Almost time for kick off and we are 'LIVE' on BBC One, BBC iPlayer and online now.
Team newspublished at 15:01 British Summer Time 13 June 2020
Terry Venables will be hoping consistency will be key as he names the same starting XI for the third straight game.
England XI: Seaman; G Neville, Adams, Southgate, Pearce; McManaman, Ince, Gascoigne, Anderton, Sheringham, Shearer.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Netherlands are also unchanged.
Netherlands XI: Van Der Sar; Reiziger, Blind, Bogarde, Winter, Seedorf, R De Boer, Witschge; Jordi, Hoekstra; Bergkamp.
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Sven Eleven: It's Netherlands v England at 3pm today. What are the odds on the following: Both teams to score, Sheringham and Shearer to score twice and England to win 4-1?
A 4-1 win for England against this Dutch team? I'll bet my walkman that doesn't happen. Will even throw in my mix tape too.
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England v Netherlands (15:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesPlenty of Oranje fans in and around the stadium today.
There's certainly a growing belief among England fans that the Three Lions can go all the way this year but the Dutch will be determined to spoil the party.
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Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, England got up and running at Euro 1996 with a 2-0 win against Scotland last-time out
What are you expecting to happen today? Think England can build on the Scotland display and lay down a real marker, or will the Dutch prove too strong?
And which player or players do you think will be the ones to watch today?
Let us know via #bbceuros
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It is not over yet for Scotland but they will be relying on England to give them a bit of a helping hand.
If England win then Scotland can also progress if they beat Switzerland by enough goals to overtake the Netherlands on goal difference.
As it stands in Group Apublished at 14:51 British Summer Time 13 June 2020
So this is how it looks in Group A. All England need to do to guarantee progress to the knockouts is avoid defeat.
If they lose Terry Venables' lot will still progress unless Switzerland beat Scotland AND score enough goals to overtake England on goal difference.
It is a situation that the Three Lions surely can't mess up.
FAST FORWARDpublished at 14:51 British Summer Time 13 June 2020
Hello! Welcome along to our coverage of an all-time classic - England versus Netherlands at Euro 1996.
This should have been the weekend Euro 2020 got under way but in its absence and to help get you in the mood for the return of the Premier League, what better way to spend a Saturday afternoon than indulging in a bit of football nostalgia?
You can watch the full match on BBC iPlayer and online via this page, so sit back, play along with our 'as live' coverage and enjoy one of the great England performances.
Everyone seems to know the score...published at 14:44 British Summer Time 13 June 2020
"Three Lions on a shirt"
"Jules Rimet still gleaming"
"Thirty years of hurt"
"Never stopped me dreaming"
Thirty years. As the lyrics in the song that is sweeping the nation this summer says, that is how long it has been since England last won a major trophy.
Imagine having to wait until 2026 to see the Three Lions win something big. Unthinkable.
Surely this is England's year?
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