England will be hoping to sign off for the summer in style as they host Hungary in the last game of this month’s international break. It has been a tough run of fixtures for the Three Lions as they have not won any of their three Nations League matches so far.
The defeat to Hungary and the consecutive draws against Germany and Italy represent the first time England have gone three games in a row without victory in four years. Gareth Southgate will be desperate for his side to put an end to that in front of a sold-out Molineux this evening.
He may choose to restore Kalvin Phillips to the starting XI after the Leeds United midfielder replaced Declan Rice in the 65th minute against Italy. After having to be withdrawn inside 15 minutes of his only start for England so far this summer, the 26-year-old will be itching to get a full 90 minutes under his belt.
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Here are all the details you need ahead of this evening’s clash in the West Midlands.
When and where is England vs Hungary?
England vs Hungary will kick off at 7:45pm on Tuesday, June 14. The game is taking place at Molineux, the same stadium that the last game against Italy was played in. Although, this time, there will be home supporters inside the home of Wolves after Saturday’s match had to be played behind closed doors.
Is England vs Hungary on TV?
As each of England’s Nations League games have been this month, the visit of Hungary will be shown on Channel 4 with coverage starting at 7pm.
Can I listen to England vs Hungary?
Live audio commentary will be provided by both BBC Radio 5 Live and talkSPORT with coverage on both stations getting underway at 7pm.
Can I stream England vs Hungary?
Yes, the game between England and Hungary is available to be streamed on the All 4 app and website as well as on the Sky Go app.
What is the England team news?
The big news regarding the England team against Hungary is the potential return to fitness of Phil Foden having overcome the effects of Covid-19. Southgate admitted that the Manchester City star has been training in the last few days and will face a late fitness check ahead of kick-off.
There might also be a fourth England cap for Conor Gallagher as he is the only player in the squad, other than Foden, that is yet to have featured this summer. Elsewhere, following the wholesale changes against Italy, there may well be returns to the side for Jordan Pickford, Kyle Walker, John Stones and Harry Kane.
