England has met Ukraine twice in competitive fixtures, with the two sides winning one match each when they clashed during qualification for the 2006 World Cup.

The two countries have faced off on two occasions in friendly matches. England have won both, scoring five goals and conceding none.

Andy Carroll scored against Sweden but also had the lowest pass completion percentage of any England player. The 23-year-old completed just 19 of his 41 pass attempts.

England needs only a draw to seal qualification for the quarterfinal, but must better France's result against Sweden to win the group. The two teams are level on points but England trails France on goal difference by one goal.

Ukraine will become the fifth host country out of eight since the first 16-team European Championship in 1996 to fail to progress past the group stage unless it wins in Donetsk.

The game on Tuesday could be Andriy Shevchenko's (pictured right) last for his country. He is comfortably Ukraine's all-time top goalscorer having struck 48 times in 110 appearances.

Shevchenko aside, Serhiy Nazarenko and Oleh Husyev have the most goals among active Ukraine players, with 12 each in 52 and 74 games respectively.

Ukraine will play England twice more when they meet in qualification for the 2014 World Cup.