Euros 2024: when is the next international break? Next Euros qualifying fixtures explained - dates, KO time

England have secured four wins from four after their most recent UEFA Euros qualifying fixtures. Following wins over Italy and Ukraine in March, the Three Lions put in dominate performances against Malta and North Macedonia to win 4-0 and 7-0 respectively. A much changed England line-up saw Trent Alexander-Arnold excel in the Ta Qali stadium in Malta while Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka was the man of the hour in Manchester as he scored a hat-trick against North Macedonia.

Gareth Southgate’s squad now sit top of Group C with Ukraine behind them with two wins from their three fixtures. England now, however, have a near three month wait as they prepare for their fifth European qualifier in September before facing Scotland in an anniversary fixture on 12 September.

Here is all you need to know ahead of the next Euros 2024 qualifying match days...

When is the next international break?

The next international break will take place from 7 September until 9 September and then from 10 September until 12 September. These fixtures will see the fifth and sixth qualification rounds for the UEFA Euros qualifiers.

How to watch the Euros 2024 qualifiers

For England’s matches, fans will be able to tune into Channel 4 and All4 streaming service in order to watch the upcoming matches. Scotland and Northern Ireland’s matches will be available to watch through ViaPlay which costs from £11.99/month to subscribe to; while Wales fixtures will be available to watch on S4C - a Welsh language free-to-air broadcaster.

Ireland’s upcoming matches will be found on RTE, Premier Sports and Virgin Media. RTE is only available to watch in Ireland meaning those wishing to watch Ireland’s matches outside of the country will need a Premier Sports or Virgin Media account.

What are the next round of fixtures?

(All times are British Summer Time)

Fifth matchday:

Thursday 7 September:

• Kazakhstan vs Finland, 3pm
• Lithuania vs Montenegro, 5pm
• Czech Republic vs Albania, 7.45pm
• Poland vs Faroe Islands, 7.45pm
• Slovenia vs Northern Ireland, 7.45pm
• Netherlands vs Greece, 7.45pm
• Serbia vs Hungary, 7.45pm
• France vs Ireland, 7.45pm
• Denmark vs San Marino, 7.45pm

Friday 8 September:

• Georgia vs Spain, 5pm
• Luxembourg vs Iceland, 7.45pm
• Cyprus vs Scotland, 7.45pm
• Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Liechtenstein, 7.45pm
• Turkey vs Armenia, 7.45pm
• Croatia vs Latvia, 7.45pm
• Slovakia vs Portugal, 7.45pm

Saturday 9 September:

• Azerbaijan vs Belgim, 2pm
• Estonia vs Sweden, 5pm
• Andorra vs Belarus, 5pm
• Ukraine vs England, 5pm
• North Macedonia vs Italy, 7.45pm
• Romania vs Israel, 7.45pm
• Kosovo vs Switzerland, 7.45pm

Sixth Matchday:

Sunday 10 September:

• Kazakhstan vs Northern Ireland, 2pm
• Faroe Islands vs Moldova, 5pm
• Finland vs Denmark, 5pm
• Montenegro vs Bulgaria, 5pm
• Ireland vs Netherlands, 7.45pm
• San Marino vs Slovenia, 7.45pm
• Lithuania vs Serbia, 7.45pm
• Albania vs Poland, 7.45pm
• Greece vs Gibraltar, 7.45pm

Monday 11 September:

• Armenia vs Croaita, 5pm
• Latvia vs Wales, 7.45pm
• Slovakia vs Liechtenstein, 7.45pm
• Portugal vs Luxembourg, 7.45pm
• Iceland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina, 7.45pm

Tuesday 12 September:

• Spain vs Cyprus, 7.45pm
• Switzerland vs Andorra, 7.45pm
• Romania vs Kosovo, 7.45pm
• Israel vs Belarus, 7.45pm
• Sweden vs Austria, 7.45pm
• Norway vs Georgia, 7.45pm
• Italy vs Ukraine, 7.45pm
• Malta vs North Macedonia, 7.45pm
• Belgium vs Estonia, 7.45pm