The Premier League season may be over and the Champions League settled for another year, but fear not because the football’s not over yet.
It’s been a thrilling season of ups and downs both at home and abroad for the English clubs with fans enjoying a host of memorable nights.
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It promises to be another long, hot summer but while Gareth Southgate’s Three Lions won’t be going for World Cup glory this year, there’s still plenty to savour.
And talkSPORT will bring you all the best of football action over the coming months.
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JUNE 6 to 9: Nations League – live on talkSPORT
England are two ties from their first major trophy since 1966.
Nations League semi-final, June 6 – Portugal vs Switzerland, Porto
Nations League semi-final, June 7 – Netherlands vs England, Guimaraes
Nations League third place play-off, June 9 – TBC, Guimaraes
Nations League final, June 9 – TBC, Porto
JUNE 7 to 11: Euro 2020 qualifying
The group stage matches to reach next summer’s tournament continue.
Matchday 3, June 7 to 8 – Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland, Wales, Scotland in action
Matchday 4, June 10 to 11 – Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland, Wales, Scotland in action
JUNE 7 to JULY 7: Women’s World Cup – live on talkSPORT
Can Steph Houghton lead England to glory in France?
The Lionesses take on Scotland, Argentina and Japan in the group stage and will be looking to reach the final at the Parc Olympique Lyonnais.
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JUNE 14 to July 7: Copa America
Chile are the two-time defending champions while Brazil will be the hosts as South America’s best look to claim the CONMEBOL trophy.
JUNE 16 to 30: European Under-21 Championship – live on talkSPORT
Hopes are high for England’s youngsters in Italy.
The Young Lions take on France, Romania and Croatia in the group stage and will hope to make the final at the Stadio Friuli.
JUNE 21 to JULY 19: Africa Cup of Nations
Hosts Egypt will be going for glory as Cameroon look to defend their title.
AUGUST 10: Premier League returns – live on talkSPORT
Manchester City, Liverpool and the rest begin their new campaigns.
AUGUST 14: UEFA Super Cup
Liverpool, winners of the Champions League and Europa League victors Chelsea face off in Istanbul.
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