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The Prince of Wales took to Twitter to issue a heartfelt personal message following England's 2-1 defeat to Spain this evening. William, 42, joined his son Prince George, ten, to watch the Euros showdown at Olympiastadion in Berlin.   Posting from the official Kensington Palace account just seconds after the final whistle, he commiserated with the team after watching them closely miss out on victory.

The clip shared online appeared to show the eco-friendly Prince of Wales, 42, zooming around the royal residence in Berkshire on July 4. Dressed in a blue jumper with a white shirt underneath, teamed with black trousers, the future King looked effortlessly cool in a pair of stylish sunglasses. It was first reported in July 2023 that the father-of-three had invested in an electric scooter to zip around the Windsor estate. He made the purchase to speed up the three-mile round trip from the Wales family's Adelaide Cottage to see his father King Charles at Windsor Castle, according to The Sun.

There were own goals and wonder goals. There were script-changing late goals. Records were shattered, hearts broken and noses busted in the group stage of Euro 2024. There were bright shiny newbies and great golden oldies. Unlikely heroes burst from the fringes. There were pink kits and pretzels, armies of tartan, invasions of orange. Blaring car horns of late-night celebration, doner kebabs and mighty steins of ale.

CRAIG HOPE: Slovenia have warned England they will be taking shots from distance - because they don't believe Gareth Southgate's side will bother to close them down. The only goal the Three Lions have conceded here in Germany was when Denmark midfielder Morten Hjulmand took aim from 30 yards during last Thursday's 1-1 draw in Frankfurt. Much has been made of England's inability to press opponents - captain Harry Kane said they didn't know who was supposed to go and when - and the Slovenians say they are ready to exploit that weakness, especially striker Benjamin Sesko and his lethal right boot.

Gareth Southgate's side have received widespread criticism for a showing that saw them cling onto a 1-1 draw in their second match of the tournament in Germany on Thursday evening. Harry Kane had opened the scoring for the pre-tournament favourties, but concerns after a narrow win over Serbia in the side's opener were echoed after Morten Hjulmand's strike earned Denmark the minimum they deserved. The performance has left fans and pundits alike scratching their heads over what went wrong and how the pre-tournament favourites can improve their fortunes for the rest of the competition.

Some keen-eyed England supporters spotted the referee's tattoos during Thursday's draw with Denmark and they didn't seem too impressed. Portuguese official Artur Soares Dias took charge of the Group C clash, which ended 1-1 after goals from Harry Kane and Morten Hjulmand.  

England have been heavily criticised by foreign newspapers in the wake of their dismal 1-1 draw with Denmark, with one Spanish outlet claiming that the Three Lions 'smell rotten'. Gareth Southgate's side, who sit at the summit of Group C with four points heading into Tuesday's match with Slovenia, have looked flat, listless and unconvincing at Euro 2024 so far, despite travelling to Germany as one of the tournament favourites. England, who were negative and rigid in their approach against Denmark, took the lead in the 18th minute through Harry Kane before conceding a superb long-range effort from Morten Hjulmand to head in level at half-time.

Peter Schmeichel shared a touching moment with his son Kasper after Denmark came away with a point from their clash with England in Frankfurt on Thursday night. The Danes managed to frustrate Gareth Southgate's men and put themselves in a good position to qualify for the knockout stages of Euro 2024. Harry Kane gave the Three Lions an early lead but Denmark responded brilliantly with Morten Hjulmand levelling the scores with a lovely strike before half-time.

Pundits including former England footballers slammed the team as 'awful' and 'sloppy' as they were held to a frustrating 1-1 draw by Denmark at Euro 2024. England were also described as 'fatigued', 'lifeless' and 'tepid' after struggling to impose themselves in their second Group C outing in Frankfurt, Germany. Among those hitting out at the players was former England captain Alan Shearer who said he felt there was 'no excuse' for a performance that lacked energy. Former England defender Rio Ferdinand bemoaned the tactics adopted by manager Gareth Southgate. And BBC host Gary Lineker branded the performance 'lifeless and tepid'. Meanwhile Roy Keane told ITV: 'Courage and bravery, we're not really seeing it. There's something amiss with the balance. (Jude) Bellingham is waving his arms. This is a big test for Gareth. It looks like he's overthinking things.' And Jamie Carragher told the Daily Telegraph: 'My big worry watching this and for the rest of the tournament? England look absolutely knackered. They can't get close to the ball. The surest sign of fatigue is dropping deep.'

Jamie Carragher, left, believes Gareth Southgate must sacrifice two start names from the England starting line-up to rejuvenate his team at Euro 2024. England laboured to an unconvincing 1-1 draw against Denmark on Thursday, with Harry Kane's opener cancelled out by Morten Hjulmand's superb long-range strike. The Three Lions struggled to create any meaningful chances, with Denmark largely viewed to have been the better side in Frankfurt.

MIKE KEEGAN IN FRANKFURT: England's underwhelming start to Euro 2024 continued as Gareth Southgate's men drew 1-1 with Denmark on Thursday. The Three Lions made another good start with Harry Kane opening the scoring following some good work from Kyle Walker in the 18th minute. However, the Danes hit back through a fine strike from Morten Hjulmand and England did little to earn a winner.

The Three Lions struggled to impose themselves in their second Group C outing in Germany after Harry Kane's opener in Frankfurt was cancelled out by a long-range stunner from Morten Hjulmand. England's attacking stars also failed to live up to their billing, with Kane, Bukayo Saka, Jude Bellingham and Phil Foden all restricted to half-chances at best throughout the game. While Southgate has plenty of options in attack at his disposal, his omissions before the tournament made headlines with the likes of James Maddison , Jack Grealish and Rashford all left at home. And now Rashford's brother, Dwaine Maynard, has posted on Instagram that he believes 'his man' could've been the one to get England over the line on Thursday.

Neal Maupay brutally mocked England after Gareth Southgate's side produced a disappointing display in their 1-1 draw with Denmark at Euro 2024. Although England took the lead through Harry Kane, Denmark equalised courtesy of Morten Hjulmand, with the game finishing level. Frenchman Maupay, who is known for trolling his opponents, couldn't resist having a dig at England, who had been installed as the pre-tournament favourites.

SAMI MOKBEL AT THE FRANKFURT ARENA: Having taken the lead through Harry Kane, England were dominated for large parts of the game as Denmark equalised through Morten Hjulmand. England's players were jeered off by their own fans and Southgate accepted responsibility for his team's dismal display. 'The team didn't function today. That's my responsibility, I'm in control of that,' he said.

The Three Lions got off to a brilliant start thanks to Harry Kane's (left) opener in the 18th minute but Gareth Southgate's (right) men failed to capitalise on their lead and were forced back by the Danes. Then, 16 minutes later, Morten Hjulmand brilliantly cancelled out Kane's goal with a superb long-range strike, leaving England deflated and on the back foot once again. England struggled to create any meaningful chances to leave more questions than answers after two disappointing displays at the Euros. And Newcastle legend Shearer (inset) offered his thoughts on the game after the match, claiming they lacked energy and guile - before bluntly insisting that Southgate is struggling to get the most out of England's best stars.

Pints were hurled into the air in jubilation at fan parks across the country when Harry Kane gave his side an 18th-minute lead - before the same player gave the ball away ahead of Danish midfielder Morten Hjulmand's equaliser 16 minutes later. The game was watched in Frankfurt's Waldstadion this evening by a crowd including the Prince of Wales as well as players' wives and girlfriends. But spirits were dampened both in Germany and back home as the game ended in a stalemate, denying England qualification for the tournament's knock-out stages before next Tuesday's Group C game against Slovenia. The dejected travelling support booed the squad at full-time after the underwhelming display out in Germany - and there was discontent in bars and box parks back home.

Fans took to the social media platform X immediately to discuss Hjulmand's rocket with one fan saying he wasn't 'surprised' that the Dane was able to pull out a goal like that. Why? Because he has an Arsenal tattoo.

Micah Richards and Rio Ferdinand have hit out at Gareth Southgate's tactics following England's first-half performance against Denmark on Thursday.  After Harry Kane gave England the lead, tapping in a cross from Kyle Walker, England allowed Denmark back into the game, with Morten Hjulmand striking in from outside of the penalty area.  Both Richards and Ferdinand questioned the England captain's positioning during the match, with the ex-Manchester United defender stating he'd be growing frustrated at the Bayern forward for his lacklustre work rate. 

England could only manage a 1-1 draw against Denmark in another tense Euros clash tonight - as the Three Lions were roared on by Prince William, an army of WAGs and millions more back home. Gareth Southgate's men had got off to the perfect start when England captain Harry Kane fired home after 18 minutes - but his strike was cancelled out by Danish midfielder Morten Hjulmand's thunderbolt 10 minutes before half-time. England's star-studded squad, who beat Serbia in a nervy 1-0 win on Sunday, have the support of their WAGs and the nation as the tournament favourites attempt to go one step further than Euro 2020, when they lost to Italy in the final at Wembley. The Prince of Wales, who is also the President of the Football Association, is among those who have travelled to the game in Germany - and is hoping for an early birthday present. The royal jumped off his seat and passionately celebrated when Kane opened the scoring with a close-range strike after Kyle Walker had stormed down the right-wing and pulled the ball back.

If Tottenham Hotspur follow up on their summer interest, midfielder Morten Hjulmand could find himself in a rather difficult situation. For some time, the Denmark international has been on Spurs' radar, but he grew up as a passionate Arsenal fan and has the Gunners' logo tattooed on his upper left arm. Hjulmand, a child who idolized Patrick Vieira, revealed that his Arsenal devotion had been passed down from his father, according to Portuguese outlet Record, Hjulmand.

The Champions League is Europe's most coveted tournament, but you can never write off the Europa League when it comes to entertainment. Three English clubs will be represented. Following their success in the Europa Conference League, West Ham will be joined by Liverpool, who have a rich European tradition. Brighton, who have played some superb football under Roberto De Zerbi, will compete in Europe for the first time.

SIMON JONES: Southampton has held talks with Lecce over a transfer for Denmark international midfielder Morten Hjulmand. Nathan Jones, who has made two January additions so far, is keen to expand his squad in the hopes of avoiding relegation. The Saints are currently in last place in the league, with just four wins in the entire season and are still struggling to stay up.

Premier League clubs are finalizing their plans of which areas of the squad they need to improve as the days go by in January. If it's investing more to bring in the difference-maker in a push for the top-two or signing a striker whose goals will propel you to safety, it's likely to be a busy month as top flight clubs brace for the second half of the season. In light of this, Sportsmail examines each Premier League team, sees what they're passionate about, and where they can improve in January.

With the World Cup coming to an end this weekend, clubs around Europe are gearing up for the return to the continent. Since last weekend, football League action has returned; however, the Premier League is yet to kick-off the second half of the season, and will do so in an exciting Boxing Day schedule. Sportsmail gives an in-depth preview of every Premier League squad, including stats, status checks, and transfer rumors since there are so many players to play for this season.