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Build-up to England v Denmark at 17:00 (BST) - Southgate to name an unchanged starting XI - reports
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Euros 2024 latest: Group C clash coming up - Serbia v Slovenia (14:00 BST) - Serbia threaten to quit over chants
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The action continuespublished at 15:01 20 June
15:01 20 June
Image source, Getty Images & Rex FeaturesThis is your two-hour warning to find yourself somewhere to watch the match - not long now until England face Denmark in Group C.
You can stay across all the live build-up, team news and that fixture right here on the BBC Sport website and app and watch the match live on BBC One, with that coverage starting at 16:00 BST.
There'll also be plenty of pre-match chat and full match commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live (also from 16:00).
Later on you'll also be able to catch the Spain v Italy game in Group B.
That one gets under way at 20:00 but coverage on BBC Radio 5 Live gets going from 19:30 and you'll also be able to follow it all on the website and app.
Strap in for a huge night at the Euros.
All square in the early Group C matchpublished at 14:55 20 June
14:55 20 June
HT: Slovenia 0-0 Serbia
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's all square at the break in the early Group C match between Slovenia and Serbia.
You can follow that encounter here.
England will be confirmed as group winners if they win later and Slovenia do not beat Serbia.
England and Denmark fans all smiles before kick-off in Frankfurtpublished at 14:52 20 June
14:52 20 June
Denmark v England (17:00 BST)
Image source, PA MediaImage source, PA MediaImage source, PA MediaImage source, PA MediaWhy England should fear Hojlund & copublished at 14:50 20 June
14:50 20 June
Emma Sanders
BBC SportImage source, Getty ImagesAs Denmark fans descended on Germany for Euro 2024, sporting viking hats and red wigs, there was one name that featured heavily on the backs of their shirts - Rasmus Hojlund.
The 21-year-old is set to spearhead the attack as the Danes look to upset Group C when they take on England in their second game on Thursday.
Seen as his country's rising star, the Manchester United forward, who signed from Atalanta for £72m last summer, has the hopes of a nation riding on his shoulders.
He played a key role in Denmark's qualifying campaign, scoring seven goals to help them top their group.
Hojlund also enjoyed a breakout debut season for United, scoring 15 goals in 36 Premier League and Champions League appearances.
But, despite showing glimpses of his threat in their1-1 draw with Slovenia,he has now scored just once in his past nine international matches.
The match will be shown live on BBC One and the BBC Sport website and app, with a 17:00 BST kick-off.
Familiar faces oppositepublished at 14:47 20 June
14:47 20 June
Denmark v England (17:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesThere will be lots of familiar faces in Denmark's side this evening.
Christian Eriksen and Rasmus Hojlund both play alongside Kobbie Mainoo and Luke Shaw at Manchester United, and the midfielder is also a former teammate of England right-back Kyle Walker and centre-forward Harry Kane.
Former Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel remains a huge presence in Kasper Hjulmand's side even at the age of 37, while the likes of Crystal Palace defender Joachim Andersen, former Chelsea centre-back Andreas Christensen and Leicester's Jannik Vestergaard are expected to line-up directly in front of him.
The Danes also have Brentford quartet Mathias Jensen, Mathias Jorgensen, Mikkel Damsgaard and Christian Norgaard at their disposal as well as Tottenham midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg
Others currently attached to clubs in England include Mads Hermansen and Victor Kristiansen from the Foxes, plus Jacob Bruun Larsen from Burnley.
Get Involved - 'Foden and Bellingham cannot play together'published at 14:45 20 June
14:45 20 June
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Declan Rice has the ball just inside England's half. Looks up to pass forward and see Bellingham AND Foden calling for the ball. It's THAT moment of indecision that is causing the problems. They simply cannot play together. Give Bellingham first half and Foden second half.
Chris
I don't know why there isn't more chat about whether Wharton should be starting. Him and Rice as a double pivot, left and right footed respectively as well, would be a formidable base from which to unleash all our attacking players as well as being solid defensive assistance.
John in Rugby (Rovers fan)
Kane 'one of the best strikers in the world'published at 14:43 20 June
14:43 20 June
Denmark v England (17:00 BST)
Thomas Frank
Brentford manager on BBC Radio 5 LiveIvan Toney is a very good striker, very good player, but we knowHarry Kane is one of the best strikers in the world and he will play morelikely every minute, unless England is 1-0 down, which I have to say I hope fortoday, because I’m Danish, but then maybe we will see Ivan.
Every game is different. I think it shows Kane's top-class qualities that he gets on the end of one big chance and he is so close to scoring. Of course we want to see a game where he is getting on the end of a lot of chances, but sometimesgames are just not like that.
No matter what he is a key player in the linkup play, but also as the finisher of course.
The early bird catches...the seat they bookedpublished at 14:40 20 June
14:40 20 June
Some fans are already inside the Frankfurt arena...
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14:37 20 June
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I think the following team is worth a go for England: Pickford - Walker, Stones, Guehi, Gomez - Rice, Bellingham (Jude given license to be further forward than Rice) - Saka, Palmer, Gordon - Kane
Aly
No Foden, Aly?!
'Nothing fazes him'published at 14:32 20 June
14:32 20 June
Denmark v England (17:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland will qualify for the last-16 of Euro 2024 with one game to spare if they defeat Denmark tonight - but will manager Gareth Southgate make changes in Frankfurt?
Kobbie Mainoo has declared himself "always ready to play" for the Three Lions and some pundits believe the teenager should start the Group C match, which is live on BBC One (17:00 BST kick-off).
England defeated Serbia 1-0 in their opening game last Sunday but faded after a bright start, and there have been calls for Southgate to switch it up tonight to ensure players remain fresh.
"There is still a question mark about Trent [Alexander-Arnold]," former England midfielder Frank Lampard told BBC Sport.
"I am a massive fan, but to come in at this level and play there when there are so many different elements of the game to understand is difficult.
"I would look at Kobbie Mainoo and getting him in. Some kids come along that just settle into the team.
"You need to be able to find the pass at the right time. He sees it and nothing fazes him."
Get Involvedpublished at 14:28 20 June
14:28 20 June
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We are really trotting out the horse puns now. That's enough now. Sorry to be a neighsayer.
Martin
Oh Martin, stop foaling around now.
Denmark fans have arrivedpublished at 14:24 20 June
14:24 20 June
Denmark v England (17:00 BST)
Get Involvedpublished at 14:19 20 June
14:19 20 June
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The focus has been on England's underwhelming second half performance, but I thought Serbia were actually very impressive on Sunday. With Tadic involved from the start today I fancy them to find their cutting edge, and would definitely have them as dark horses to get out of the group.
Neil, Cardiff
Dark horses you say, Neil?
It's a fair point, though.
Most people suggested England had a bit of a mare in the second half on Sunday but maybe it was Serbia just taking a while to hit their stride?
Frankfurt already buzzingpublished at 14:17 20 June
14:17 20 June
Denmark v England (17:00 BST)
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in FrankfurtStill almost three hours to kick-off in Frankfurt but thousands of Denmark and England fans are already here and strolling around the stadium, taking in the atmosphere.
The weather is still being kind despite those reports of possible severe conditions. It is cool and cloudy. Perfect for football.
Get Involvedpublished at 14:14 20 June
14:14 20 June
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Waiting for the Slovenia v Serbia match - will be listening in at work. I was given Serbia to support throughout the Euros as part of our prediction game…it was a tricky match for me when they played England!
Adam
Denmark to watch fan footage to build the moodpublished at 14:09 20 June
14:09 20 June
Denmark v England (17:00 BST)
Image source, ReutersApparently Denmark's build-up to the match includes a nice little stroll around their team hotel, followed by a presentation by manager Kasper Hjulmand, in which he is going to show his side footage of Danish fans in Frankfurt.
Talk about building the mood.
Get Involvedpublished at 14:06 20 June
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All teams are rusty in the opening 1-2 games so there’ll be fluke results. Just wait until the 3rd match, that’s when form and merit will kick in.
Ryan
On a call with a German customer yesterday and he said you have a squad apparently worth £1.7bn. Its full of wonderful attacking football talents, but every time I watch you play its like watching Italian teams from the 80s, boring and defensive. Think he's spot on tbh!
Andrew S, Wigan
Postpublished at 14:02 20 June
14:02 20 June
BBC Radio 5 Live
England are of course taking on Denmark a little later hoping to book their place in the last 16 of the Euros but before than Slovenia face Serbia in today's other Group C contest.
That match has just kicked off and you can follow that match here or listen to it live from Munich on BBC Radio 5 Live.
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England have something to prove in this game, an average 1-0 game against Serbia is disappointing for a team challenging for the trophy. Southgate and the team will want to prove they can do well and score lots against a better team. Players like Foden and Kane need to step up and players like Palmer should be on.
Angus, Edinburgh
It may have only been 1-0 but a win is a win, right?
Everyone loves to see goals but would you be that bothered if England scored just one goal per game and went on to lift the trophy in the final?
When Spain won the 2010 World Cup they scored just four goals in the group stage, won 1-0 in the last 16, quarter-final and semi-final, before winning the final against the Netherlands 1-0 in extra time.
Clash of the kitspublished at 13:57 20 June
13:57 20 June
Denmark v England (17:00 BST)
One thing England and Denmark fans have been spoiled with down the years is with some pretty classic kits. Just look at these belters.
But who has the best garms around this time?
Time for you to vote... hit the thumbs up for Denmark or thumbs down for England.
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