With around 40,000 fans expected at Wembley later, they'll be hoping to sell a few of these.

Sweden's in-form Emil Forsberg missed training on Saturday as a precaution but has declared himself fit to play against Ukraine at Hampden Park.

Head coach Janne Andersson has no fresh injury concerns, but Marcus Danielson, Mikael Lustig and and Kristoffer Olsson are one yellow card from suspension.

Ukraine will continue to monitor Denys Popov and Aleksandr Zubkov, both of whom suffered calf injuries in their opening game.

Winger Viktor Tsygankov may be in line for his first start of the tournament.

While Sweden have reached the knockout stage of a European Championship for just the third time, Ukraine are in the last-16 for the first time.

The winners at Wembley face Ukraine or Sweden in Rome on Saturday.

Here's a bit more about today's other last-16 tie.

Only Hungary and Finland have had fewer shots than England so far at Euro 2020 and both have been eliminated. The Hungarians are the only side to have created fewer chances in total or in open play.

Germany legend Jurgen Klinsmann and former England midfielder Danny Murphy give their thoughts on today's game. Could it really end in another penalty shootout?

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Need a break from England v Germany, or international football in fact?

This post could well be for you because that transfer rumour mill is always on the go.

Let's see what the latest is in today's column.

• Spain defender Sergio Ramos, 35, is assessing approaches he has received from Manchester City, Paris St-Germain and Bayern Munich before taking a decision on his future. (ESPN), external
• Tottenham Hotspur do not have an option to extend Wales forward Gareth Bale's loan with them for a second season and the 31-year-old is expected to return to parent club Real Madrid, where he has 12 months left on his contract. (Evening Standard), external
• Rennes say they have had no offer for French midfielder Eduardo Camavinga, despite the 18-year-old being linked to Manchester United and Paris St-Germain. (Metro), external
• Roma are close to agreeing a deal to sign Portugal keeper Rui Patricio, 33, from Wolves. (Sky Sports), external

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Gary Neville is going without Jack Grealish too.

When England fans tune in for their side's big Euro 2020 knockout clash with Germany after work today, they will be spurred on by the sounds of a Frenchman - whether they realise it or not.

Does Force Majeure from Gaspard Augé - aka one half of electronic duo Justice ring any bells?

Take a look into the story of the BBC's official theme song for the Euros.

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This will be the 13th meeting between England and Germany at Wembley. England won four of the first five games, including the 1966 World Cup final, but are winless in their past seven against the Germans at the national stadium.

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Oh no! 'No Grealish' is trending on Twitter six hours before kick-off. Shall we pretend we didn't see it?

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Burge_bfc: Half Day, Beer, BBQ then to the Pub for kick off!!

There's going to be lots of sore heads if England win, aren't there?

Jurgen Klinsmann
Former Germany head coach on BBC One

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If it goes as far as a penalty shootout then it will mean we will have seen an amazing game. It means it's going to be entertaining, full of tension and excitement. I think that's what we can expect from this game. It's going to be a 50-50 battle.

Right folks. What are your plans for later? Are you rushing home from work in time to catch it on TV? Are you bailing out of a Zoom meeting with your boss blaming a dodgy wifi connection so you don't miss the action?

Are you have a garden party? BBQ? Anyone sticking a bit of Kraftwerk on the sound system? How about some World in Motion? Are you allowed to leave work early? Do you have a ticket for Wembley?

We want to hear from England and Germany fans. Send all your plans and photos this way to #bbcfootball

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

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Scotland games are great games to play in when you are an England player. But Germany is another level. The England players are about to sample something really, really exciting and I really hope they go out and perform better than they have done.

I am sure they can step up because that is what they will need to do.

JoeWolf: I'd keep Kane up front. We know the ability he has, HAS to come good at some point this tournament. At the same time, Southgate has to be willing to bring him off early enough if it's just not going well. Subbing Kane off in the 85th at 0-0 won't do.

Chris Adams: 5pm kick off a nightmare clash with kids’ tea, bath & bedtime routine. Phone going on airplane mode & will watch on iPlayer about 7pm, once they’re in bed. Just got to remember to select the ‘watch from start’ option and not the ‘watch live’ option.

Read them one of my match reports, Chris. They'll soon be asleep.

Rio Ferdinand
Former England defender on BBC One

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England have done well in the sense they have not conceded a goal at this tournament. They have had some good games to get themselves into the tournament but now the real work starts.

Eeva Whybrow: Hopefully today's matches are as electrifying as yesterday's. I have a feeling England will struggle; they are too predictable. They have played all 3 games the same way with super-slow build up. I'd even change Kane to Rashford and keep Saka.

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England have never won a European Championship knockout match in 90 minutes (D4 L2). Four games have gone to penalties, with England only progressing once via this method, against Spain at Wembley at Euro 96.