Prince William attends England's team match in Frankfurt.

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Future British king, Prince William, is set to attend England's second group stage match against Denmark at the European Championship. This revelation was released by Kensington Palace on a Wednesday. The fixture in Frankfurt am Main is scheduled for June 20 (6 p.m., ZDF/MagentaTV). Interestingly, this visit occurs a day before his father Prince Charles turns 42. Alongside Denmark, England will also face Serbia and Slovenia in Group C.

Football enthusiast William, who is also the head of the English Football Association (FA), previously paid a visit to the players at their training site in St. George's Park before they set off for Germany, wishing them luck in the competition.

The Three Lions, who reached the EM 2020 finals back in 2020, are all set to commence the tournament in Gelsenkirchen on Sunday (9 p.m.), though officials categorize this match as a risky one due to the potential presence of agitated supporters.

Visit the website of England's football team to access more information about Denmark vs England at UEFA.

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1. Prince William, the future King of England, will be present at England's Group C match against Denmark during the European Football Championship.
2. Scheduled to take place in Frankfurt am Main on June 20, the preliminary round match will be broadcast on ZDF/MagentaTV at 6 p.m.
3. As head of the English Football Association (FA), Prince William previously visited the England team at their training site in St. George's Park, expressing his support and well-wishes for their tournament performance.
4. Joining other nations such as Serbia and Slovenia, Denmark will face England in a group game that has been marked as a potential source of agitation among supporters.
5. Initially slated to start the tournament in Gelsenkirchen on June 13, England's opening match against Croatia has been shifted due to concerns regarding supporter behavior, leading to a scheduled match on June 18 instead.
6. Germany's ZDF and MagentaTV will broadcast the EM 2022 matches, providing fans worldwide the opportunity to cheer on their favorite teams, including England's clash against Denmark.
7. Excited fans in London, part of Great Britain and members of the Royals and nobility, look forward to England's success at the European Football Championship, anticipating their performance in the tournament's early stages.
8. Football-loving Prince William, who has shown strong support for the sport, will travel from Kensington Palace to Frankfurt to watch England's Group C match against Denmark, hoping for a victorious outcome for his beloved nation.

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