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FOOTBALL Slovakia v England/Russia v Wales, 7.15pm, ITV & ITV2/ITV4 ENGLAND face Slovakia in Group B’s final round, and manager Roy Hodgson will want to top it off with a win and, of course, another good performance to give his young Lions that extra bit of confidence going into the next round. Meanwhile Chris Coleman’s Wales take on Russia — having not beaten them in four attempts. ROUND-UP Food Unwrapped, 8pm, Ch4 IN THIS special edition, the team revisit some favourite food stories. Jimmy Doherty learns why so much of the bacon in our supermarkets comes from Denmark, Kate Quilton (pictured) reveals a big threat to bananas, and Matt Tebbutt goes in search of eggs with double yolks. ROLLICKING DRAMA The Musketeers, 9pm, BBC1 THE scheduling of this series has been disrupted in recent weeks, and it’s showing here on a new night because of Saturday’s live Euro 2016 coverage. This episode, part three, finds the Musketeers forced to choose between their royal duty and their compadres when they are tasked with bringing the king’s traitorous brother, Gaston, to the palace — only for him to murder three soldiers en route. Grimaud (Matthew McNulty, pictured) and Feron, however, are delighted to spot a kindred spirit . . . STITCH-IN-TIME The Great British Sewing Bee, 9pm, BBC2 FOR their quarter-final challenge, the five remaining sewers must produce stylish and functional sportswear, and that means complex, resilient garments. Those stretchy fabrics can be very tricky to work with . . .