[[[LIVE!!]!!!]] England vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina live 3 June 2024
Today, The England vs Bosnia and Herzegovina live stream today, Monday, June 3, is the first of two Euro 2024 warm-up matches for Gareth Southgate to test out his pre-tournament squad. With Wembley occupied for the Champions League final, the Three Lions will take to the field at St James’ Park in Newcastle for their penultimate game before departing for Germany, watch it from anywhere live streams from.
Gareth Southgate faces significant challenges in preparation, as a number of key players are sidelined due to injuries and club commitments. Despite these setbacks, Southgate has a brief window to finalise his strategies, making it intriguing to observe how England will perform under these conditions.
The Three Lions are among the favourites to win this summer's tournament and make amends for the heartbreaking penalty shootout defeat to Italy in the Euro 2020 final three years ago, although Gareth Southgate has form and injury concerns to contend with.
England are winless in their last three games, and were particularly uninspiring in March's friendly double header when they lost 1-0 to Brazil and relied on a late Jude Bellingham goal to draw with Belgium.
The Three Lions are heading into this summer's tournament as one of the favourites, but they're well aware of the potential threats posed by host nation Germany and France. England fans are eagerly ticking off the days until they can watch Gareth Southgate's squad in competitive action, but before that, there are two warm-up games to navigate.
First on the agenda is Monday night's face-off with Bosnia and Herzegovina at Newcastle United's St James' Park. It's been since 2005 that the national team played in Tyneside, when England secured a 2-0 victory over Azerbaijan in a World Cup qualifier.
England went unbeaten in Euro 2024 qualifying, winning eight of their 10 matches. Four of the Three Lions’ victories came at home with 14 goals scored.
Gareth Southgate’s side followed qualification with a 1-0 loss to Brazil and a 2-2 draw with Belgium in March’s friendlies.
England were on top in the home draw against Belgium with 19-7 shots and 64% possession. The Three Lions came from behind twice as Ivan Toney and Jude Bellingham struck the equalisers.
Bosnia's visit affords Southgate the chance to finesse his tactics ahead of the Euro 2024 opener against Serbia on Sunday 16th June, but Bellingham is unavailable after helping Real Madrid to the Champions League crown on Saturday, while Harry Maguire, Harry Kane, Bukayo Saka, Anthony Gordon and Luke Shaw will be kept from action owing to recent injury niggles.
Despite the trip to England representing a fresh start for Bosnia, who failed to qualify for the Euros, because new manager Sergej Barbarez takes charge for the first time, former Manchester City striker Edin Džeko remains a central figure at the age of 38 - and is set to win his 135th international cap.
Opportunity knocks for many of England’s fringe hopefuls in the North East, with time of the essence as Gareth Southgate prepares to trim his 33-man provisional European Championship squad to a final 26-man group ahead of the official Uefa deadline later this week. A number of players are missing tonight due to injury or involvement in the FA Cup and Champions League finals, leaving a golden chance for others to secure their seat on the plane.
Anthony Gordon will be absent for the game against Bosnia on his home ground, as will his teammates Harry Maguire, Luke Shaw, Bukayo Saka and John Stones. However, it will be a special evening for Kieran Trippier, who will captain the team on Tyneside.
Kobbie Mainoo, Kyle Walker and Phil Foden have yet to join up with the national team, while Jude Bellingham will be another late arrival and will miss the clash following his performance in the Champions League final on Saturday. Harry Kane is not expected to start but could feature at some point, meaning Ivan Toney or Ollie Watkins could start.
England will go into Euro 2024 as favorites for the title alongside France, with a squad full of promising young talent. First, though, boss Southgate needs to trim down his provisional squad, meaning youngsters such as Eberechi Eze, Jarrad Branthwaite, Jarrell Quansah and Adam Wharton are all likely to get a chance to impress at James' Park. Harry Maguire and Luke Shaw still aren't fit, while key player Jude Bellingham will be excused after his UCL final exertions for Real Madrid.
Bosnia and Herzegovina have won just three of their last 12 internationals and are on a four-game losing streak that included debilitating home and away Euro 2024 qualifying defeats to minnows Luxembourg. New head coach Sergej Barbarez will take charge of his first game as boss in charge of familiar faces Edin Dzeko and Sheffield United center-back Anel Ahmedhodzic.
Bosnia are not heading to the Euros after finishing fifth in their qualification group, but Edin Dzeko and Co will still look to pose a stiff challenge as the hosts put preparations in place for their Euros opener against Serbia in Gelsenkirchen on June 16. Follow England vs Bosnia and Herzegovina live below, with expert analysis from Standard Sport’s Dan Kilpatrick and Malik Ouzia at St James’ Park!
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[[[LIVE!!]!!!]] England vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina live 3 June 2024
Today, The England vs Bosnia and Herzegovina live stream today, Monday, June 3, is the first of two Euro 2024 warm-up matches for Gareth Southgate to test out his pre-tournament squad. With Wembley occupied for the Champions League final, the Three Lions will take to the field at St James’ Park in Newcastle for their penultimate game before departing for Germany, watch it from anywhere live streams from.
Gareth Southgate faces significant challenges in preparation, as a number of key players are sidelined due to injuries and club commitments. Despite these setbacks, Southgate has a brief window to finalise his strategies, making it intriguing to observe how England will perform under these conditions.
The Three Lions are among the favourites to win this summer's tournament and make amends for the heartbreaking penalty shootout defeat to Italy in the Euro 2020 final three years ago, although Gareth Southgate has form and injury concerns to contend with.
England are winless in their last three games, and were particularly uninspiring in March's friendly double header when they lost 1-0 to Brazil and relied on a late Jude Bellingham goal to draw with Belgium.
The Three Lions are heading into this summer's tournament as one of the favourites, but they're well aware of the potential threats posed by host nation Germany and France. England fans are eagerly ticking off the days until they can watch Gareth Southgate's squad in competitive action, but before that, there are two warm-up games to navigate.
First on the agenda is Monday night's face-off with Bosnia and Herzegovina at Newcastle United's St James' Park. It's been since 2005 that the national team played in Tyneside, when England secured a 2-0 victory over Azerbaijan in a World Cup qualifier.
England went unbeaten in Euro 2024 qualifying, winning eight of their 10 matches. Four of the Three Lions’ victories came at home with 14 goals scored.
Gareth Southgate’s side followed qualification with a 1-0 loss to Brazil and a 2-2 draw with Belgium in March’s friendlies.
England were on top in the home draw against Belgium with 19-7 shots and 64% possession. The Three Lions came from behind twice as Ivan Toney and Jude Bellingham struck the equalisers.
Bosnia's visit affords Southgate the chance to finesse his tactics ahead of the Euro 2024 opener against Serbia on Sunday 16th June, but Bellingham is unavailable after helping Real Madrid to the Champions League crown on Saturday, while Harry Maguire, Harry Kane, Bukayo Saka, Anthony Gordon and Luke Shaw will be kept from action owing to recent injury niggles.
Despite the trip to England representing a fresh start for Bosnia, who failed to qualify for the Euros, because new manager Sergej Barbarez takes charge for the first time, former Manchester City striker Edin Džeko remains a central figure at the age of 38 - and is set to win his 135th international cap.
Opportunity knocks for many of England’s fringe hopefuls in the North East, with time of the essence as Gareth Southgate prepares to trim his 33-man provisional European Championship squad to a final 26-man group ahead of the official Uefa deadline later this week. A number of players are missing tonight due to injury or involvement in the FA Cup and Champions League finals, leaving a golden chance for others to secure their seat on the plane.
Anthony Gordon will be absent for the game against Bosnia on his home ground, as will his teammates Harry Maguire, Luke Shaw, Bukayo Saka and John Stones. However, it will be a special evening for Kieran Trippier, who will captain the team on Tyneside.
Kobbie Mainoo, Kyle Walker and Phil Foden have yet to join up with the national team, while Jude Bellingham will be another late arrival and will miss the clash following his performance in the Champions League final on Saturday. Harry Kane is not expected to start but could feature at some point, meaning Ivan Toney or Ollie Watkins could start.
England will go into Euro 2024 as favorites for the title alongside France, with a squad full of promising young talent. First, though, boss Southgate needs to trim down his provisional squad, meaning youngsters such as Eberechi Eze, Jarrad Branthwaite, Jarrell Quansah and Adam Wharton are all likely to get a chance to impress at James' Park. Harry Maguire and Luke Shaw still aren't fit, while key player Jude Bellingham will be excused after his UCL final exertions for Real Madrid.
Bosnia and Herzegovina have won just three of their last 12 internationals and are on a four-game losing streak that included debilitating home and away Euro 2024 qualifying defeats to minnows Luxembourg. New head coach Sergej Barbarez will take charge of his first game as boss in charge of familiar faces Edin Dzeko and Sheffield United center-back Anel Ahmedhodzic.
Bosnia are not heading to the Euros after finishing fifth in their qualification group, but Edin Dzeko and Co will still look to pose a stiff challenge as the hosts put preparations in place for their Euros opener against Serbia in Gelsenkirchen on June 16. Follow England vs Bosnia and Herzegovina live below, with expert analysis from Standard Sport’s Dan Kilpatrick and Malik Ouzia at St James’ Park!