Euro 2024 qualifiers today – your guide to Sunday’s matches

The Euro 2024 qualification campaign is up and running, with the second round of matches getting underway this weekend.

Sunday’s games feature big games group favourites and some cases of David vs Goliath that only international qualifiers can provide.

Here’s all you need to know about them.

England made a perfect start to Euro 2024 qualifying, beating Italy 2-1 in Naples courtesy of goals from Declan Rice and Harry Kane.

Ukraine look likely to be their biggest threat asides from the Italians, and will be hoping to kick their qualification campaign off with their first win over the Three Lions since 2009.

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The holders of the European Championship were disappointing against England, but Italy should be able to bounce back in their second match.

On paper, at least Malta will be the whipping boys of Group C, so the Azzurri will be looking to get as many goals as possible.

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Denmark’s first match of 2023 was all about Rasmus Winther Hojlund, with the 20-year-old getting a hat-trick on his debut in a convincing 3-1 win over Finland.

The Atalanta man will fancy his chances of adding to his tally again against Kazakhstan, who lost their opening match 2-1 to Slovenia after going 1-0 up but have shown they’re no pushovers with two wins over Slovakia in the last year.

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San Marino put up a fight against Northern Ireland last time out, only losing 2-0 and even getting the ball into the back of the net, although the offside flag ruined their fun.

Slovenia will be hoping to do away with the minnows with less trouble and make it two wins from two games following their victory against Kazakhstan.

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Michael O’Neill’s Northern Ireland will host Finland in the first home game of the manager’s second spell….