Nations League promotion? World Cup play-off place? - What's at stake for England against Greece and Republic of Ireland

England's final two Nations League games

England need just a point from their final two Nations League group games against Greece and Republic of Ireland to secure promotion to League A and a place in next summer's finals.

Gareth Southgate's side are currently top of Group C4, one point ahead of second-placed Denmark, who they face at Wembley on Tuesday.

England will be confident of getting the point they need against Greece at Wembley on Saturday, live on Sky Sports Football, as they have won their last four meetings with the Greeks without conceding a goal.

What is at stake for England?

Nations League promotion

England are currently top of Group C4, one point ahead of second-placed Denmark. A point from their remaining two games will be enough to secure promotion to League A and a place in next summer's finals.

World Cup play-off place

England have already qualified for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, but they could still earn a place in the play-offs for the 2024 European Championship.

The play-offs are open to the 12 teams who finish second in their Nations League groups, and England are currently in that position in Group C4.

Prestige

Winning promotion to League A and reaching the finals of the Nations League would be a significant achievement for England. It would also give them a chance to win their first major trophy since the 1966 World Cup.

What do England need to do?

England need just a point from their final two games to secure promotion to League A and a place in next summer's finals.

They will be confident of getting the point they need against Greece at Wembley on Saturday, as they have won their last four meetings with the Greeks without conceding a goal.

England's final game against Republic of Ireland is away on Tuesday, September 27.

Conclusion

England have a lot to play for in their final two Nations League games. They are on the verge of promotion to League A and a place in next summer's finals, and they could also earn a place in the play-offs for the 2024 European Championship.

Southgate's side will be confident of getting the results they need, but they will need to be wary of Greece and Republic of Ireland, who will both be looking to cause an upset.