Having beaten Serbia in their first group stage match of the Euro 2024, England are now gearing up for their second game of the tournament.
Germany have welcomed 23 nations to this year’s Euros, where teams will battle it out across 31 days to be crowned champions as more than three million football fans descend on the country.
In Group C at this year’s UEFA European Championship, England will face Serbia, Denmark, and Slovenia in a bid to qualify for the knockout stages.
The Three Lions are already in a strong position, and there are high hopes that the team could secure their first major trophy since the 1966 World Cup.
With rising stars Marc Guehi, Kobbie Mainoo and the remarkable talent of Jude Bellingham in the squad, Three Lions fans are feeling optimistic about their chances.
However, they face stiff competition from the usual suspects. France are the favourites to lift the trophy, alongside the resurgent hosts Germany, a stacked Portugal and an exciting Spain.
At this stage, there’s all to play for. So when are England next taking to the pitch?
When do England play next?
England take on Denmark in Frankfurt on Thursday, June 20, with kick-off at 5pm UK time.
The last time the teams met was in the Euro 2020 semi-finals, which saw Harry Kane score the winning goal in extra time to seal their spot in the final.
A VIP crowd will also cheer the team on from the sidelines, with the BBC confirming that Prince William will be travelling to Germany to watch the match, coming a day before the Prince of Wales celebrates his 42nd birthday.
Five days after their match against Denmark, England will then face off against Slovenia on June 25 at the RheinEnergieStadion in Cologne.
Where to watch England play Denmark
Fans looking to watch England take on Denmark can tune into BBC One to watch the match live.
The game will also be streamed on the BBC Sport website as well as BBC iPlayer.
More information about how to watch all of England’s UEFA Euro 2024 matches can be found here.
