Ahead of Euro 2024 in Germany, England were in action in warm-up games against Bosnia Herzegovina in Newcastle and Iceland at Wembley.
Gareth Southgate's side beat Bosnia and Herzegovina 3-0 at St. James' Park last Monday, with Cole Palmer netting his first international goal in that game, before Trent Alexander-Arnold and Harry Kane confirmed victory on Tyneside.
Friday night's clash with Iceland at Wembley was not so good, as the Three Lions went down to an early goal by Jon Dagur Porsteinsson in their final warm-up game ahead of the European Championship.
England qualified for Euro 2024 with flying colours, winning six and drawing two of their eight matches.
When is England's next game?
After England's defeat to Iceland on Friday, the Three Lions will hope for a better performance as they kick off their Euro 2024 campaign against Serbia next Sunday, June 16.
The match takes place in Gelsenkirchen, scene of England's defeat to Portugal on penalties in the quarter-finals of the 2006 World Cup.
The Three Lions will be without Jack Grealish, James Maddison, James Trafford, Jarrel Quansah, Curtis Jones, Jarrad Branthwaite and Harry Maguire, who failed to make England’s 26-man squad for Euro 2024 after being included in the preliminary 33-man list.
It will be Southgate's 96th game in charge of the senior England men's team, which is one more than the late Sir Bobby Robson managed for the Three Lions.
England beat Serbia & Montenegro 2-1 in a friendly back in 2003 in Leicester.
Sunday's game kicks off at 9pm local time (8pm in the UK). Southgate's side will go on to meet Denmark in Frankfurt and Slovenia in Cologne in their other two Group C games.
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