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England's next opponents: Four things Gareth Southgate learned about Ukraine
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dailystar.co.ukEngland boss Gareth Southgate would not have celebrated long following the win over Germany on Tuesday night.The Three Lions went through to the quarter-finals after a 2-0 win over Joachim Loew's men at Wembley in an incredible game in front of 45,000 fans that created a raucous atmosphere.Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane got on the scoresheet to put England's hoodoo against Germany in major tournaments to bed.And they travel to Italy now to take on Ukraine at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome on Saturday.Southgate would have watched the match between Andriy Shevchenko's men and Sweden and will have noticed some threats and weaknesses.The Atalanta star was a shining light for the Ukrainians throughout the contest after coming on in the.
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