As Serbia awaits, England advised them of one thing they must do to prevent heartbreak in Euro 2024.

This afternoon marks England’s Euro 2024 campaign opener against Serbia. Teddy Sheringham thinks that one thing will prevent this summer from being great.

Teddy Sheringham has advised England to take a chance at Euro 2024 in order to avoid suffering a repeat of last summer’s misery that lasted 58 years.

Tonight marks the start of England’s next European Championship campaign, which comes three years after they were destroyed by Italy at Wembley Stadium.

The Three Lions enter the match as the favorites, with France and Portugal having a significant advantage. Germany gained additional support after crushing Scotland 5-1.

One thing is guaranteed even though the Euro 2024 champions won’t be announced until July 14. There are expectations since Gareth Southgate’s team is undoubtedly the best in the competition.

In the three Southgate-era tournaments, England has performed admirably. The 2018 World Cup semifinals were followed by a home-court Euro 2020 final.

The thrill of Luke Shaw’s early goal to blow the roof off Wembley is well-known to all England supporters. But all fans of England know how that ended too.

Although making it to the final was a step up, this generation of talent is deserving of the greatest awards.

It was always going to be difficult to defeat France in the World Cup quarterfinal in 2022. That match might have gone either case, the Three Lions were defeated once more.

It may now finally be England’s chance to live up to their potential in Germany and win their first major trophy since 1966.

Sheringham has maintained that Southgate ought to be anticipated to lead his team to victory this summer in the European Championship.

The legendary player for Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur also thinks that taking chances is what England needs to do in order to win.

When asked if Southgate’s team needed to step it up this summer, Sheringham responded, “I think so [England have to win Euro 2024],” speaking on behalf of TG Casino to Express Sport.

“You’d think we had a chance, given how well they’ve performed in recent tournaments. When we get the chance, we must seize our small window of time.

“It makes all the difference in the world between winning and losing every game and winning or losing tournaments.

That’s where we now stand. I feel hopeful and a little expectant right now.”

In a potentially challenging Group C, England also plays Slovenia on June 25 and Denmark on June 20.

In the event that Southgate’s team wins the group, they won’t play another group winner until the semifinals.

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