ENGLAND take on Denmark this afternoon in their second match of Euro 2024.
And fans will notice that the roof of Deutsche Bank Park is shut for the duration of the game – but why have Uefa made the decision?
Euro 2024 in Germany has been plagued with bad weather so far – and the forecast suggests it could continue for England‘s match against Denmark.
Uefa made the decision to shut the roof of the stadium on Wednesday, hours before England’s clash with Denmark.
It was initially shut to protect the pitch for Dains’ training session on the morning of the match.
And the roof was not reopened on Thursday morning as a ‘precautionary measure’ and will remain shut for the Group C clash.
England will qualify top of Group C if they beat Denmark tonight.
If the Three Lions draw with the Danes, they would be two points clear at the top of the group and they would have to beat Slovenia on the final match day to finish top.
England are currently on three points, Slovenia are on two points, while Denmark and Serbia have one each.
If England qualify top, they will play the third-place team from Group D, E or F on Sunday, June 30 at 5pm BST in Gelsenkirchen.
