England will bring the curtain down on their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign (Picture: Getty)
England bring their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign to a conclusion this evening as they travel to Skopje to take on North Macedonia.
The Three Lions have already secured their passage through to next summer in Germany but will be looking to build momentum with only one further international break before the tournament.
Gareth Southgate will also be looking for a much-improved performance after his side’s stuttering display against Malta saw them labour to a 2-0 home win against the world number 171 side.
North Macedonia, meanwhile, will be searching for their first win ever against England. However, even an unlikely victory will do nothing for their Euro 2024 hopes, with Blagoja Milevski’s side sitting in fourth place and six points behind third.
The home side come into this encounter after a spirited display against Italy last week, which saw them briefly threaten a huge comeback, and held the Azzuri to a 1-1 draw in Skopje earlier in qualification.
Here is what time the match starts this evening and how you can watch North Macedonia vs England live on TV.
What time does the game kick-off?
North Macedonia vs England will kick off tonight (Tuesday, November 20) at 7.45pm GMT.
Kane was on the scoresheet yet again against Malta on Friday (Picture: Getty)
The game will be played at the Tose Proeski National Arena in Skopje.
How to watch North Macedonia vs England on TV and live stream
The match will be shown live on Channel 4, with coverage getting underway from 7pm.
A live stream will also be available on All 4 via the website and app.
How to listen on radio
BBC Radio 5 Live and talkSPORT will both have live radio commentary, with coverage on the two stations starting at 7pm.
North Macedonia produced a spirited fightback against Italy on Friday (Picture: Getty)
Team news
Southgate may use this final qualifier as a chance to experiment with his side before next year’s Euros, especially given the host of absences from his side.
Injuries before the start of the international break led to the withdrawals of Jude Bellingham, James Maddison, Levi Colwill, Callum Wilson and Lewis Dunk.
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The 53-year-old has also had to deal with the departure of Kieran Tripper, who left the squad due to a personal matter, as well as an injury sustained by Jarrod Bowen in training which forced the West Ham winger to remain in England when the squad flew to Macedonia.
Marcus Rashford is another who may not be risked on Monday after being substituted following a collision with Trent Alexander-Arnold in the game against Malta.
Milevski, meanwhile, may look to rotate his team following their defeat against Italy. Jani Atanasov – scorer of a brace off the bench against Italy – could potentially be brought in to start.
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