DENMARK fans have made a cheeky dig at England ahead of the vital Euro 2024 clash.
England face Denmark today in their second Group C match of the tournament.
A win at the Deutsche Bank Park for Gareth Southgate’s side would guarantee a spot in the last-16.
While English fans are getting excited about the team’s prospects in the tournament, the Danes have decided to try and bring them down a peg.
A video has emerged online of the Scandinavian fans marching down a street chanting: “England, England, it’s never coming home.”
The taunt is a play on the famous 1996 song Three Lions by David Baddiel, Frank Skinner, and The Lightning Seeds.
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The fans also snag another lewd chant: “You can stick your f*****g tea bags up your a***.”
Fans reacted to the videos on social media.
One posted: “They think they are funny.”
A second commented: “Pretty bold for a team that’s never won it, wouldn’t you say?”
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A third wrote: “Cos it’s going to Denmark anytime soon?”
A fourth said: “The funny thing is…..they’re probably right.”
Another added: “Sadly, they’re right.
England won their opening match of Euro 2024 as they beat Serbia 1-0 in Gelsenkirchen on Sunday.
Serbia have since threatened to walk away from the tournament after vile chants by Albania and Croatia.
Denmark drew their fixture in Germany 1-1 against Slovenia at the MHPArena.
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
