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People tuning in to watch England take on Denmark at 5pm today in Euro 2024 may find themselves hit with a £1,000 fine.
Businesses caught in this situation could face a whopping £1,000 fine, BirminghamLive reports. A spokesperson stated: "With matches being played through afternoons and early evenings, we can imagine many businesses will be eager to allow staff to tune in to watch the action while they are at work.
It comes as Bukayo Saka insists England’s wealth of attacking options means “everything is possible” at Euro 2024. Gareth Southgate’s side will qualify for the last 16 if they beat Denmark in Frankfurt this evening – and can top Group C if Serbia draw with Slovenia earlier in the day. But Saka, now in his third major tournament at the age of 22, believes any goal is realistic as he lauded Bellingham’s impact on the squad.
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