England and the Czech Republic are both guaranteed to be one of the four best third-place teams at the very least thanks to results elsewhere in the final round of group games at Euro 2020 - but the two sides will be playing to decide their final place in the Group D table.

Finland and Ukraine have both finished third in their respective groups with three points, and four-point England cannot finish bottom of their group regardless how they fare against the Czech Republic with Croatia and Scotland set to play one another in their final game.

Both Group D games will kick off at 8pm UK time, with ITV1 showing the Czech Republic vs England game live from Wembley. ITV2 will broadcast Croatia vs Scotland, which will be played at Hampden.

The Czech Republic would top the group unless they lose to Gareth Southgate's side, who will be without Chelsea pair Mason Mount and Ben Chilwell after they had contact with Scotland's Billy Gilmour on Friday evening. Their club teammate has tested positive for coronavirus and the trio now need to self-isolate.

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A draw is no good for either Scotland or Croatia as both would exit the competition if things ended all square in Glasgow, but a win for either side would see them through to the round of 16.

Scotland could still beat England into second place if Steve Clarke's side were to win while England lose and there were enough of a swing in goal difference to boot.

But Croatia cannot overtake England regardless how results unfold because the first group tiebreaker is the head-to-head record, and Raheem Sterling's goal gave his side victory over Croatia in the group's opening game.

It is currently unknown what opposition awaits any of the Group D sides who progress to the knockout stages.

The Group D winner will face the runner-up from group F at Wembley next Tuesday. That could be any of Portugal, France, Germany or Hungary depending on how things go in Wednesday evening's 8pm kick-offs.

The runners-up from Group D will face the runners-up of group E in Copenhagen next Monday, and that group is also wide open with Slovakia vs Spain and Sweden vs Poland set to decide the final standings at 5pm on Wednesday.

If the Croatia vs Scotland game does not end in a draw then a third Group D side would also progress to the next round.

They would probably face Group C winners The Netherlands in Budapest on Sunday, but that is not set in stone: there's a chance they could end up facing the eventual winners of Group E in Glasgow next Tuesday instead, depending on which other third-placed teams qualify.