How long should I allow to get from Wembley Park Station to London Euston after an England football match?

Metropolitan Line trains from Wembley Park are very frequent, at least every 7 minutes or so, but expect the station and the trains to be extremely crowded straight after the match, which will slow things down generally. Once you are on the train though, its only about a 15 to 20 minute journey into central London. HOWEVER, bare in mind that in the evening many Metropolitan line trains will terminate at Baker Street and do not continue on to Euston Square. Some will, but most wont. Therefore you may well need to change at Baker Street on to the eastbound Circle or Hammersmith & City line platform to get a train to Euston Square. This will add at least 10 minutes to your journey. But getting to Euston by 9pm should be no problem at all, however busy it may be.

You should allow an hour to get from Wembley Park to Euston. You can take the Metropolitan Line direct to Euston Square (which is across the street from Euston station) or you can take the Jubilee Line to Baker Street, where you'll change to a Circle Line or a Hammersmith & City Line to Euston Square.

The actual train journey is not the problem (although you will have to change trains at Baker Street). The problem is getting from your seat in the stadium to the train platform. The last time I was at Wembley, it took us over two hours to be herded like sheep by the Police from the Stadium to the station entrance. Even then, it took twenty minutes to get into one of the sardine cans - sorry, trains!

Trains will be every 10 minutes or less and take 15-20 minutes. But as everyone will be pouring out of the stadium you might not get on the first one to arrive. Plus you may need to change trains at Baker Street - a lot terminate there. However, 2 hours is PLENTY of time.