England has officially made it to the quarter-finals at the World Cup in Qatar after beating Senegal 3-0. 

Now the Three Lions are set to take on the current World Cup champions, France. 

The highly anticipated match is expected to be very tense for fans on both sides of the Channel, as they fight to stay in the competition. 

France made it through after taking on Poland and gaining a 3-1 score, with Olivier Giroud becoming their record scorer. 

When is England v France? 

The two nations will go head to head on Saturday, December 10.

The quarter-final will take place at the Al-Bayt Stadium. 

What time is the England v France kick-off?

The all-stakes match will kick-off at 7pm UK time with the match being broadcasted live on ITV1. 

Raheem Sterling leaves World Cup in Qatar after armed break-in at home

England player Raheem Sterling has been forced to leave the World Cup in Qatar after armed intruders broke into his home whilst his family was inside. 

The forward was missing from the Three Lion's 3-0 victory over Senegal on Sunday night after the incident took place on Saturday evening. 

Reports shared that Sterling was said to have been shaken and concerned about his children and partner following the break-in. 

Speaking at the press conference after the victorious game, England Manager Gareth Southgate said: "Raheem, as the FA statement says, is having to deal with a family situation, so he’s going back to England.

“We’ve got to give him time to try to resolve that or be there for his family. That’s the most important thing at this time, so we’re going to give him that space."