Back on the beers! England fans set to be served full-strength German lager - and can drink in the stands - at the Euros after only shandy was available for Serbia game over hooligan fears
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England fans are set to be served full-strength German lager for the team's second Euro 2024 match against Denmark on Thursday.
Restrictions were put in place for the Three Lions' opening game of the tournament on Sunday, with only shandy being available to supporters for the 1-0 win over Serbia.
These rules were put in place amid fears of hooliganism, with the fixture earmarked as 'high-risk' by German police.
But no such measures will be in place when England return to action in Frankfurt in two days' time.
'Alcohol is expected to be back to normal for this game, with no restrictions on sale and normal beer percentages available, and you should be able to drink in the stands,' the England fans' embassy and fanzine have been told.
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England fans will be served full-strength German lager for their second group game