England's Struggles Cast Doubt on Euro 2024 Ambitions

England’s 1-1 draw with Denmark in the European Championship has raised questions about their readiness for the title. Despite an unbeaten run, coach Gareth Southgate faces criticism for a lackluster performance. England's history of tepid second-game results continues, casting doubts on their tournament success.

England's 1-1 draw with Denmark in the European Championship has left many questioning their title aspirations. Despite being unbeaten and almost certain to advance to the round of 16, the Three Lions' performance was riddled with mistakes, prompting harsh criticism from fans and intense gesturing from coach Gareth Southgate.

"The team didn't function today, that is my responsibility," Southgate admitted post-match, lamenting the lackluster display. England's Harry Kane gave them an early lead, scoring in the 18th minute, only for Morten Hjulmand to equalize in the 34th.

Although England is in a favorable position in Group C, the pattern of second-game syndrome persists, raising doubts about their capacity to conquer Europe. Southgate's frustration was palpable as his squad's errors mounted in the game's closing stages, reflecting the struggles of a team in search of consistency.

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