Euro 2024 Quarterfinals Preview: England vs Switzerland and Netherlands vs Turkey Clash in Semifinal Bid

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The Euro 2024 quarterfinals are heating up with some intriguing matchups ahead. France has advanced to the semi-finals after a nail-biting penalty shootout against Portugal. They will face Spain, who eliminated the host nation, Germany. Tonight’s games feature England taking on Switzerland, with England having had a rocky journey thus far, barely scraping past Slovakia in the last 16. Switzerland has shown consistent performance, including a victory over defending champions Italy. The later game will see the Netherlands face Turkey in Berlin. The Netherlands, after a disappointing group stage, showed form by beating Romania, while Turkey, buoyed by significant support in Germany, will miss key player Merih Demiral due to suspension.

  • France advanced to the semi-finals after beating Portugal in penalties.
  • Spain eliminated Germany, setting up a semi-final clash with France.
  • England, after an uncertain start, will face Switzerland, who defeated Italy in the last 16.
  • The Netherlands and Turkey will play in Berlin, with the Dutch looking to build on their last 16 win over Romania.
  • Turkey’s Merih Demiral is suspended for a controversial political gesture.
  • The Netherlands’ Cody Gakpo is a player to watch, having scored three goals so far in the tournament.
  • Switzerland has been “quietly impressive,” holding Germany to a draw in the group stages and beating Italy in the last 16.
  • England’s journey to the quarterfinals included a last-minute goal against Slovakia to force extra time, eventually winning thanks to Harry Kane.

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