Gareth Southgate’s underwhelming England side battled to an ineffable 0-0 draw with Slovenia on Tuesday, although Jermain Defoe’s late goal secured top spot in their Euro 2024 group and earned them top honors. Unfortunately, however, their performance did not inspire much confidence among fans or commentators alike.
Kieran Trippier of Newcastle can be relied upon to win fouls at a respectable rate against Benjamin Sesko’s disciplined side.
In this article, we will discuss the main points of England National Football Team Vs Slovenia National Football Team Stats.
Here’s a table format of the players list for the England National Football Team vs. Slovenia from their most recent match:
England Starting Lineup
| Position | Player |
|---|---|
| GK | Jordan Pickford |
| RB | Kyle Walker |
| CB | John Stones |
| CB | Marc Guéhi |
| LB | Kieran Trippier |
| CM | Declan Rice |
| CM | Conor Gallagher |
| RW | Bukayo Saka |
| AM | Jude Bellingham |
| LW | Phil Foden |
| CF | Harry Kane (C) |
Slovenia Starting Lineup
| Position | Player |
|---|---|
| GK | Jan Oblak (C) |
| RB | Žan Karničnik |
| CB | Jaka Bijol |
| CB | Vanja Drkušić |
| LB | Erik Janža |
| CM | Adam Gnezda Čerin |
| CM | Timi Max Elšnik |
| RM | Petar Stojanović |
| LM | Jan Mlakar |
| CF | Benjamin Šeško |
| CF | Andraž Šporar |
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England National Football Team
The England national football team serves as an official representative of England in international competition, under the control of the Football Association – England’s governing body for football – as well as FIFA, world football’s governing body. Competing in three major international tournaments contested by European nations: FIFA World Cup, UEFA European Championship and the UEFA Nations League are their primary tournaments of international play.
England’s history in major international tournaments spans over half a century, starting with their World Cup victory in 1966 to reaching the semi finals of that competition in 1990. Since 1968 they have participated in 15 UEFA European Championships where their best performance came when reaching the semi finals themselves in 1968 – their current manager being Gareth Southgate.
Slovenia has appeared twice at the FIFA World Cup, finishing fourth place in 2002 despite blowing a two-goal halftime lead against United States to be eliminated from competition. At 2010 tournament they defeated Italy in their opening match before losing to Algeria and Switzerland later on.
The English National Football Team boasts high-profile players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney. They have become well known for their attacking style of play this year during World Cup qualifying Europe qualifying matches; scoring an average of 2.2 goals per game at Wembley Stadium during their six matches played there so far this season.
England was the inaugural member of FIFA in 1906; however, due to their refusal to submit to subordination of their rules by this governing body for World Cup competition. Later that same year they joined UEFA (European Football Association Federation).
England defeated Croatia 4-2 on penalties to capture their second World Cup crown at Wembley. This marked England’s second straight success in a penalty shootout and marked its first world championship by defeating their nearest competitor via this means.
Slovenia National Football Team
Slovenia – officially the Republic of Slovenia – is a small Eastern European nation located between Austria, Hungary, Croatia, and Italy. Slovenia is an EU member and founding member of NATO; with well-educated workers that contribute significantly to economic productivity. Slovenia boasts top economic institutions that account for 75% of EU-15 average GDP per capita per person and excels as one of the region’s better performing nations.
Since Slovenia gained independence in 1991, the United States and Slovenia have enjoyed strong, cooperative ties on a range of issues from regional security promotion to deeper bilateral trade and investment ties. The U.S. remains strongly supportive of Slovenia’s entry into NATO and other Euro-Atlantic agreements and institutions.
Recently, Slovenia has reached the quarterfinals in three consecutive FIFA World Cup tournaments and twice participated in UEFA European Championship tournaments, but failed to progress beyond group stage both times. Finally in 2021 they reached the final match against Italy but lost on penalty shootout.
The flag of Slovenia is a tricolored horizontal tricolor consisting of white, red and blue with a white cross at its center. Symbolizing independence since 1918, its design pays homage to three historical kingdoms found within Slovenia: Carniola, Styria and Carniola-Styria as represented by their coats of arms; it represents Carniola the best!
Slovenia boasts an educated and competitive workforce as well as excellent economic institutions, making it one of the best economic performers in its region, with a GDP per capita at approximately 75% of EU-15 average. Focused on economic stabilization and political opening, and actively involved with international forums including EU membership.
As Yugoslavia disintegrated, opposition parties emerged in Slovenia. Free elections were held in April 1990, with over 75% voting for independence; on 25 June 1991 the Republic of Slovenia officially declared itself independent, and was officially recognized by many nations including the US.
Head-to-Head record
England national football team represents England as a constituent country of the United Kingdom in association football competition. Competing in both UEFA Nations League and major tournaments such as FIFA World Cup, they boast one of the oldest footballing traditions with home matches at Wembley Stadium and headquarters located at St George’s Park in Burton upon Trent with current manager Gareth Southgate in charge.
England will face Slovenia in a pivotal test of their top-four ambitions as final group games approach. A victory would send the Three Lions into third place while defeat would leave them on the brink of elimination. England remains unbeaten so far but have had difficulty creating opportunities against more difficult sides within Group C.
England and Slovenia will meet for the first time in a competitive match, though both have met in friendly games before. England boasts a solid head-to-head record against Slovenia, winning four out of the previous five meetings while one ended in a draw (0-0).
Both teams have combined to score 22 goals across five meetings between the teams; England holds an edge over Slovenia in terms of goals scored. Furthermore, England boasts an excellent defensive record against them; conceding only three goals over their past five meetings.
England are in good position despite their slow start at Euro 2024 tournament. At the top of their group and having secured qualification to the knockout rounds. But Germany are tough opposition and England need to improve their style of play if they hope to reach semi-finals.
England and Slovenia have faced off 116 times throughout history, with England winning 49 matches while drawing 26. The most recent matchup came during 2014 World Cup when Jermain Defoe scored the only goal to put England over the edge and defeat Slovenia 1-0; only the second time England had defeated them at such an important tournament.
Team news
The England national football team represents England in northern Europe. Established in 1870 and one of the oldest international teams, this squad represents its country in both international and European competitions, having participated in fifteen UEFA Euro Championship tournaments since its formation.
England manager Gareth Southgate leads his side as they play home matches at Wembley Stadium in London. England have also competed seventeen times at FIFA World Cups with one semi-final appearance happening as far back as 1966.
Though England won their group, they failed to impress fans in a dull 0-0 draw against Slovenia in Cologne. Fans had expected more from Southgate’s side, who had been heralded as pre-tournament favourites. Southgate’s side appeared laboured and struggled for cohesion when attacking. Only at the start of the second half did Rice and Phil Foden create an opportunity for Bukayo Saka that was later disallowed for offside; otherwise the performance was lacklustre.
Cole Palmer and Kobbie Mainoo offered hope when they arrived late into the RheinEnergieStadion tournament but the Three Lions fell well short of an outstanding showing at this year’s RheinEnergieStadion tournament. Though they held 74% possession, the Three Lions failed to find an attacking identity at this tournament and failed to capitalize.
Southgate has exhausted his options and now faces the difficult challenge of selecting an effective starting XI for their last-16 clash against Belgium. It appears unlikely he will change from his established system; Rice and Hart may form their partnership in goal.
The England national football team boasts an illustrious heritage and tradition, and is widely acknowledged to be the pioneers of modern football. Their logo features three lions stacked vertically atop one another within an England shield; this was inspired by England’s Royal Arms which has long stood as a symbol for monarchy and hereditary aristocracy in England.