England’s stalemate with Ghana has left their potential route through the World Cup knockout phase up in the air.
The Three Lions would have clinched top spot in Group L if they had claimed three points in Boston, but , who boast several , Germany and the Netherlands are all potential opponents in that one as things stand.
Of course, the final is guaranteed to kick-off at 8pm BST on Sunday, July 19 in New Jersey whatever happens – and if the Three Lions get that far for the first time since 1966, they will believe they can beat whoever they face.
With all of England’s knockout games taking place on different days depending on whether they win the group or finish second, Three Lions fans in North America may well decide not to finalise their travel plans until Saturday’s match is out of the way.