England fans watch on anxiously as Three Lions battle for equaliser against Slovakia with 15mins to save our Euro dream

ENGLAND fans are watching on anxiously as the Three Lions battle for an equaliser against Slovakia – with 15 minutes to save our Euros dream.

The Three Lions are mounting an almighty fightback against Slovakia after going 1-0 down in the first half.

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Despairing England fans at Luna Springs in Birmingham[/caption]

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Slovakia are still ahead after Foden’s goal was disallowed[/caption]

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Two fed-up fans at Boxpark Wembley[/caption]

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England fans at Dougie’s Tavern in Hebburn near Newcastle[/caption]

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It’s nervy start to tonight’s game following Ivan Schranz’s goal in the 27th minute[/caption]

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A group of disappointed fans at Boxpark Wembley[/caption]

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One fan had his head in his hands[/caption]

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It was a less than perfect start for the Three Lions[/caption]

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Gareth Southgate shouting instructions to his side[/caption]

Gareth Southgate’s side is showing more energy – with Phil Foden netting an equaliser only to be denied by the linesman.

Southgate has now brought on Cole Palmer in a bid to turn the game around.

Slovakia went ahead in the 27th minute after Ivan Schranz netted the ball at close range.

At home, thousands of people in England shirts have headed to pubs and fanzones for the knock-out match.

But it has been nervy – with snaps showing fans with their heads in their hands in the stadium.

Others have been drowning their sorrows with beer or wiping away tears at pubs and fanzones across England.

Earlier today fans had friendly chats with Slovakia fans or channelled their inner Judge Bellingham in kick-abouts.

People have also flooded Boxpark Wembley – where pints could be sent flying if England score.

And fans have also been enjoying the sunshine on Wembley Way and in cities and towns across the country.

Tennis ace Emma Raducanu was spotted heading for her Wimbledon warm-up in an England shirt.

Sun-loving Brits have packed out beaches and bars in Magaluf to watch the game.

Three Lions fans are hoping for victory after a drab start to the tournament – with only one win in three games.

A potential quarter-final against an exciting Switzerland side awaits if England stage a comeback – and glory will be one step closer.

Gareth Southgate’s side came top of Group C after a 1-0 win against Serbia and draws with Slovenia and Denmark.

Southgate made one change to the side that drew 0-0 with Slovenia last time out, as Kobbie Mainoo replaces Conor Gallagher in midfield.

Despite having the lion’s share of possession, England have looked quite blunt in attack.

They have fallen behind to a calm finish from Schranz and based on what we saw before the interval, you would not bet against Slovakia getting the next goal.

Gareth Southgate needs to earn his hefty salary during half-time, that is for sure.

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England fans at the AufSchalke Arena[/caption]

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At home, a trio of fans show their support in Leeds[/caption]

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England fans are already in the stands at the AufSchalke Arena[/caption]

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Four fans on Wembley Way[/caption]

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Fans gather at Boxpark Wembley to watch the game[/caption]

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England fans shared a laugh with Slovakia supporters in Gelsenkirchen’s main square[/caption]

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The Hawkins family will be roaring in the stands[/caption]

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A trio of young Three Lions fans in the German mining town[/caption]

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A supporter channels his inner Jude Bellingham in the square[/caption]

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Fans trying out some new tunes along with classic England chants[/caption]