England v Switzerland LIVE: Score updates as Three Lions head for extra-time after Saka goal in Euro 2024 quarter-final

88 mins: There’s a nervous energy settling on the game. One error or piece of brilliance could be the defining factor in this quarter-final.

England move the ball nicely around the Swiss box before Saka’s cross is too heavy and goes out for a throw in.

86 mins: Luke Shaw leaps to defend a Swiss cross and manages to get the ball to Cole Palmer. He looks to counter but gets dragged back by Silvan Widmer who takes a yellow card.

83 mins: England should be buoyed now. The momentum and mood is swinging again. Rice sends it back out to Saka who comes inside again but flicks a cross to Kane this time.

Kane chests it down then shoots on the turn but his shot is blocked.

Bukayo Saka, England’s best player today, receives the ball on the right wing. He comes forward, cuts inside and drills a fine effort at the goal.

The ball hits the inside of the far post and finishes in the back of the net. Great goal!

79 mins: England are in the last chance saloon once again. The substitutions must bring more intensity and spark to the Three Lions who only have 10 minutes or so to salvage their campaign – again.

78 mins: Way too late, Gareth Southgate finally decides to switch it up. The Swiss fans are in full voice and their players are responding.

Cole Palmer, Luke Shaw and Eberechi Eze all come on with Kieran Trippier, Ezri Konsa and Kobbie Mainoo all replaced.

75 mins: There’s the breakthrough!

Fabian Schar sends the ball into the box where Dan Ndoye laces a pass into the six yard area. John Stones gets a little touch to the ball and it bobbles into the path of Breel Embolo.

He manages to squeeze ahead of Kyle Walker and tip the ball home.

Switzerland take the lead!

72 mins: Switzerland have almost stealthily pushed England deeper and deeper. They’re now the ones in control of this game and Dan Ndoye in particular looks keen to scurry his way into the penalty area.

England need to stay switched on.

69 mins: For most of this match Switzerland have shown England a lot of respect. That seems to be changing with the Swiss pushing up the pitch and not allowing the likes of Mainoo and Rice time on the ball.

An aerial pass comes up towards Kane who spins around Akanji but catches the defender and picks up a yellow card.

66 mins: A positive sign from that period of play was that England didn’t panic. They defended strongly and limited the spaces for Switzerland to play in.

When England get the ball again Phil Foden drifts out to the left and makes an overlapping run for Kieran Trippier. He sends him the ball and Foden’s cross comes to Jude Bellingham who turns the ball out for a goal kick.