MARC GUEHI has been ruled out of the Euro 2024 quarter-finals should England beat Slovakia.
The defender picked up an early yellow in the round of 16 clash at the Veltins-Arena.
Guehi was sold a short pass by Kieran Trippier and was forced into action to stop the Slovak attack.
However, he was unable to win the ball and was quickly booked by referee Umut Meler.
Should England make it through, then they will face Switzerland in the quarter-finals.
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The Swiss progressed to the last eight after dispatching Italy 2-0 at the Olympiastadion in Berlin.
Remo Freuler opened the scoring in the 37th minute before Ruben Vargas doubled the lead just seconds into the second half.
Guehi would be a big miss for the Three Lions, as he has played every minute of the tournament so far.
The defender was not the only England star to find himself being cautioned in the opening stages.
Kobbie Mainoo was shown a yellow card for a late challenge in the 7th minute.
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The midfielder was handed his first start of Euro 2024 by Southagte in place of Conor Gallagher.
Jude Bellingham added to the list as he was booked for bringing down Lukas Haraslin in the 17th minute.
The Real Madrid star protested his innocence but was already in the book.
According to Opta stats it is the earliest on record since 1980 that a team has had three different players booked at the Euros.
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Ivan Schranz's 25th-minute goal had looked to send England packing heading into the final moments.
Bellingham however managed to score a brilliant overhead kick in the 95th minute to send the game to extra time.
Harry Kane then booked the Three Lions ticket to the quarter-finals with a goal in the next period.
They will take on Switzerland in the last eight.
The Three Lions were almost without goalkeeper Jordan Pickford for the vital clash.
The Everton ace appeared to hurt himself during the warm-up but was able to preserve and play in the match.