The Aston Villa playmaker will hope that his impressive display is enough to warrant a starting place in Rome. Ukraine possible starting XI: Bushchan Zabarnuyl, Kryvtsov, Matvienko Karavaev, Sydorchuk, Stepanenko, Shaparenko, Zinchenko Yarmolenko, Yaremchuk England team newsĪfter coming on as a substitute Jack Grealish played a key role in the win against Germany. Kick-off is at 8pm (BST) and the match is live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The quarter-final clash between England and Ukraine takes place on Saturday 3 July at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, Italy. The winners of this tie will play the Czech Republic or Denmark in the semi-final at Wembley on Wednesday 7 July. “It should motivate us because everything is possible in football, as in life, and we will play our hearts out to give our fans even more to cheer about.” “They are incredibly difficult to score against but their strength shouldn’t scare us,” he said. Head coach Andriy Shevchenko has urged his Ukraine squad to be fearless when they face England at the Stadio Olimpico, The Telegraph reports. With penalties looming and the score at 1-1, Artem Dovbyk scored the winner in added time of extra time. Ukraine reached the quarter-finals with a dramatic 2-1 victory over Sweden. We can look back on a day like today in the future, but I want to get my focus right and look ahead to Saturday.” Shevchenko: we will play our hearts out
The players’ feet are on the ground, they should feel confident from the way they’ve played, but we came here with an intention and we’ve not achieved that yet. We have a feeling round the country that we only have to turn up to win the thing now, but it’s going to be an immense challenge from here on. “It didn’t need me to say it, but when we got in the dressing room we were talking about Saturday already,” said the England head coach. Gareth Southgate praised his “immense” players for their performance against the Germans but he has also issued caution ahead of the last-eight clash with Ukraine in Rome.
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