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England vs Hungary Nations League preview: Where to watch, prediction, form guide

When is it? How can you watch it? All you need to know about the UEFA Nations League Group A3 game between England and Hungary.

England midfielder Bukayo Saka is held by defender Reece James during training
England midfielder Bukayo Saka is held by defender Reece James during training AFP via Getty Images

England and Hungary meet in UEFA Nations League Group A3 on Tuesday 14 June.

England vs Hungary at a glance

When: Tuesday 14 June (20:45 CET kick-off)
Where: Molineux, Wolverhampton
What: UEFA Nations League Group A3 fixture
How to follow
: Build-up and live coverage will appear here

Where to watch England vs Hungary on TV

Find your local UEFA Nations League broadcast partner(s) here.

Watch highlights

Starting line-ups

Highlights: Hungary 1-0 England

England: Ramsdale; James, Guéhi, Stones, Walker; Gallagher, Phillips, Bellingham; Saka, Kane, Bowen

Hungary: Dibusz; Lang, Orbán, At. Szalai; Fiola, Schäfer, Styles, Z. Nagy; Szoboszlai, Salla; Ad. Szalai

Form guide

England (most recent match first): DDLWWW

Hungary (most recent match first): DLWWLW

Group A3 so far
04/06 Hungary 1-0 England 
04/06 Italy 1-1 Germany
07/06 Germany 1-1 England 
07/06 Italy 2-1 Hungary
11/06 England 0-0 Italy 
11/06 Hungary 1-1 Germany

Expert prediction

Matthew Howarth, match reporter: Fourth-placed England still harbour ambitions of topping Group A3, but to stand any chance of reversing their fortunes the Three Lions need to improve their record of only one goal – a Harry Kane penalty – in three matches. Hungary, meanwhile, travel to Molineux brimming with confidence after frustrating a strong Germany outfit in Budapest on Saturday. If the Magyars succeed in doing the double over Gareth Southgate’s team, they could end the night in first place themselves.

What the coaches say

Highlights: England 0-0 Italy

Gareth Southgate, England manager: "We want to win the game but throughout this period I have different objectives I'm trying to achieve; we have players who are fresh and the squad is important. We have a different tactical challenge tomorrow and lots of teams are finding things difficult against Hungary: they're a good side. This group have been incredible, their mentality, their desire to play for England and work every day on the training pitch to get better we're very fortunate to have a group as dedicated as we have."

Marco Rossi, Hungary coach: "I don’t think there will be many changes to the England team. They were strong against us, but also against Germany and Italy. They might rotate a bit. We can’t rotate as much, as we don’t have the same strength in depth. Some of our players are young and need time. We want to give them time."

What happens after the UEFA Nations League group stage?

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The four group winners in League A will advance to the knockout finals with, in principle, one appointed as hosts. The semi-finals will be played on 14 and 15 June 2023 with the final and third-place play-off to follow on 18 June.

The teams finishing fourth in the groups in League A will be relegated to League B for the 2024/25 edition.

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