The route to the last four of Euro 2024 has been challenging for both the Netherlands and England, with their semifinal showdown holding the potential for either side to secure a spot in the football final. Netherlands vs England: Euro 2024 semifinals BVB Stadion in Dortmund, Germany 9pm (19:00 GMT) kickoff on Wednesday, July 10 England will aim for their second successive Euro final as they face the Netherlands in Dortmund, with the need for inspiration evident after lackluster performances. The quarterfinal victory over Switzerland brought temporary relief for England, highlighting the requirement for an improved attack to reach the final and face France or Spain. Gareth Southgate's side has struggled, with performances falling below expectations, leading to pressure and scrutiny on their young team. Netherlands, on the other hand, showed resilience in their fightback against Turkey, securing a spot in the last four, despite facing setbacks in previous matches. The Dutch hold an advantage in attack, with their efficient goal-scoring contrasting England's subdued offensive efforts led by Kane, Foden, and Bellingham. Cody Gakpo, Netherlands' top scorer, poses a threat to England's defense, setting the stage for an intense semifinal clash between two historic footballing nations. Expectations are high for both teams, with the Netherlands aiming for their first final since 1988, while England seeks redemption after a series of lackluster performances. Historically, the Netherlands has had the upper hand in encounters against England, with memorable victories and past clashes fueling the anticipation for this semifinal showdown. The influence of the English Premier League on both teams adds an intriguing element to the semifinal, promising an exciting and high-intensity clash in Euro 2024. FIFA ranking: Netherlands (7), England (5) Head-to-head record: 22 games: - 7 wins for the Netherlands - 6 for England - 9 draws Last five matches: Netherlands: W-W-L-D-W England: D-W-D-D-W Possible line-ups: Netherlands: Verbruggen; Dumfries, De Vrij, Van Dijk, Ake; Schouten, Simons, Reijnders; Malen, Depay, Gakpo England: Pickford; Walker, Stones, Guehi; Saka, Mainoo, Rice, Shaw; Bellingham, Foden; Kane