Ahead of their Euro 2024 quarter-final match against Switzerland, England faces a significant disciplinary dilemma.

Five players—Jude Bellingham, Phil Foden, Kobbie Mainoo, Kieran Trippier, and Conor Gallagher—are on the verge of suspension, each having received one yellow card during the tournament.

If any of these players should be booked again during the match, they would be suspended from the semi-final, should England advance.

Adding to England’s challenges, manager Gareth Southgate will be without Marc Guehi, who is suspended after receiving his second yellow card in the match against Slovakia.

Despite these setbacks, England secured their place in the quarter-finals with a dramatic 2-1 victory over Slovakia on Sunday, highlighted by Jude Bellingham’s stunning overhead kick and Harry Kane’s late header.

Gareth Southgate’s team, pre-tournament favorites, has had a mixed campaign so far. They began with a nervy victory over Serbia and then drew with Denmark and Slovenia, yet managed to top Group C and move into the easier side of the draw.

Now, they face Switzerland, who eliminated European champions Italy, in what will be their toughest test yet.

The quarter-final match against Switzerland will take place in Düsseldorf on Saturday. If England succeeds, they will face either the Netherlands or Turkey in the semi-finals.

However, the potential suspensions of Bellingham, Foden, Mainoo, Trippier, and Gallagher loom large over the match.

Euro 2024 is set to enter its gripping quarter-final phase, featuring a clash of football titans from across the continent.

Following the conclusion of the round of 16, the stage is now set for an exhilarating lineup of matches.

See fixtures below:

Friday

Spain vs Germany at Stuttgart (1600)
Portugal vs France at Hamburg (1900)

Saturday

England vs Switzerland at Duesseldorf (1600)
Netherlands vs Turkey at Berlin (1900)

Football aficionados can anticipate thrilling encounters as these powerhouse teams vie for supremacy and a chance to advance to the prestigious semi-finals of Euro 2024.

Chelsea Football Club has sealed the £30 million signing of midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall from Leicester City, marking their fourth major acquisition this summer alongside Tosin Adarabioyo, Omari Kellyman, and Marc Guiu.

Dewsbury-Hall played a crucial role in Leicester’s Championship-winning season, contributing 12 goals and 14 assists under former manager Enzo Maresca, who has also made the move to Stamford Bridge.

The transfer is seen as pivotal for Leicester in navigating financial regulations, though full compliance remains uncertain.

After 17 years with Leicester, Dewsbury-Hall bid an emotional farewell on Instagram, expressing gratitude and reflecting on his time with the Foxes.

He said, “Well what can I say? What a journey it’s been. Seventeen years of my life devoted to this club and it’s been a pleasure. I’ve loved every minute of my time at this football club and created some memories & friendships I’ll never forget.”