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Lithuania boss Igoris Pankratjevas admits that his side's clash against England in their Euro 2016 qualifier will hold a special significance for his team.

Lithuania boss Igoris Pankratjevas is relishing his side's "special" clash against England in their Euro 2016 qualifier at Wembley.

Pankratjevas's men have taken six points from four matches in Group E so far in their qualifying campaign, and although the 50-year-old feels that all of his side's games are vital, he has admitted that the chance to play at a stadium like Wembley does not come around too often.

He told reporters: "All games in this qualifying cycle are important to us, but this game is special because we will have a full house – 90,000 people in the stadium."

Lithuania and England clash later today.

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