Over in Cologne, the authorities reported a peaceful night as England fans gathered before today's final Group C game against Slovenia.

“Around 10,000 England fans gathered in Cologne last night, Monday 24 June," said the UK Football Policing Unit.

"There were no reports of disorder, and no arrests of any England fans were made.

"This is indicative of what we have seen across Germany so far, with the vast majority of England fans behaving extremely well.”

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Hello from Munich!

It’s nice and sunny here in the city that will play host to tonight’s match between Denmark and Serbia.

I’m travelling to the Olympic Park, where the official fan zone is, before kick-off to meet some fans.

There’s already plenty of Danes out early exploring the city, including these two friends who have come dressed for the occasion.

It’s a short ride on the S-Bahn or the U-Bahn to the Olympic park from the main train station, while plenty of supporters are also heading to Marienplatz, which is the main square in the city centre.

More from Declan Rice, speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily podcast, downplaying talk of any potential problems with the Three Lions.

Asked what the issue with England was, Rice replied: “Well, that is one of the problems, I don’t think there has been an issue.

“Players can have bad performances; we are all human. We are going to play bad sometimes, we can’t always play well.

“Four points [and] top of our group as I said.

“We have one more to go, which is a positive and if we win, [it] gives us hope for a better run-in.”

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"I think a sign of a good team is always when you don’t play well, you don’t lose the game," England midfielder Declan Rice told BBC Radio 5 Live's John Murray on their draw with Denmark, as he looked forward to tonight's final Group C game against Slovenia.

"Obviously, we didn’t lose and didn't have the best performance, which we have spoken about over the last few days.

"We have reviewed it as a group and as a team after, [we have] spoken internally as a group and knew it wasn’t good enough which was really important.

"We are ready for tomorrow, which is a fresh challenge. [It is] a challenge to top the group, to have a positive feeling and a positive vibe going into the knockout rounds."

Listen to the full interview on Football Daily at the Euros.

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Declan Rice's comments about England's change in approach made many of today's back pages.

The Arsenal midfielder also had a sit-down chat with BBC Radio 5 Live's John Murray...we will bring you those quotes next.

We end our round-up of today's newspapers with a very busy sport page of the i, which leads on Declan Rice's insistence that England's forwards have been in "frightening form" during training sessions leading into tonight's game against Slovenia.

There's also focus on Italy's last-gasp draw with Croatia, which has likely eliminated Luka Modric and co, and an interesting teaser to David Moyes being talked up as a potential Scotland boss.

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The Express continues with the "reset" theme but also hones in on Gareth Southgate's reported plan to bring in Conor Gallagher from the start against Slovenia tonight, replacing Trent Alexander-Arnold in midfield - in the hope of a more dynamic display from his side.

There's also an interesting interview with Slovenia striker Jan Mlakar - the former QPR and Wigan loanee - lauding Jude Bellingham as the "hottest player in the world" right now, but insisting his players don't "fear" England.

The Telegraph focuses on the "open and honest" conversations England boss Gareth Southgate has been having with his Three Lions squad as they "reset" and "reflect" following an underwhelming start to their Euro 2024 campaign.

A somewhat pensive England boss, pictured during a training session, is their lead image.

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Nice use of image and headline from the Mirror as they also lead with the openness between manager and players with a picture of Gareth Southgate and Phil Foden enjoying a "heart to heart".

Away from the Euros, they also report Manchester United will meet Netherlands forward Joshua Zirkzee's release clause at Bologna - you can read more on that in our daily Gossip article here.

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The Star also leads on Declan Rice's assertion that England are ready to break out of their shell.

Not sure the Arsenal midfielder will love their picture of him auditioning for the famed Simpsons short "Man Getting Hit By Football in the Groin" though (great episode).

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The Times leads on England's players leaning on boss Gareth Southgate to allow them to be more attacking in tonight's final Group C game against Slovenia.

Midfielder Declan Rice promises we'll see an "England team with a different pressing style that we've been working on" following two largely lethargic displays from the side against Serbia and Denmark.

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Let's start cranking up the build-up for England's group decider with a quick run through today's main sport pages of the national newspapers...

Gareth Southgate's England side may have qualified for the knockout rounds, but the result in tonight's game against Slovenia in Cologne could be key to determining their chances of progressing further.

Win the group and they will play a team that finishes third in the last 16.

Finish second in the group and England will play hosts Germany in the next round.

Drop down to third and the Three Lions will face a last-16 tie against either Portugal or the winner of Group E, which includes Belgium, Romania, Ukraine or Slovakia.

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In case you missed it, England have qualified for the last 16 of Euro 2024 with a group game to spare after Spain beat Albania 1-0 on Monday.

The Three Lions finish their Group C campaign tonight against Slovenia in Cologne knowing they are already guaranteed to be in the next phase.

Gareth Southgate's side have four points after a 1-0 win against Serbia and then a 1-1 draw with Denmark, but Albania's defeat ensured England would, at least, be one of the four best third-placed teams.

England will win Group C if they beat Slovenia, while they could still come top if they draw and Denmark fail to beat Serbia.

If England draw and Denmark win the two nations will be split for first and second place on overall goal difference, then overall goals scored, then disciplinary points.

England cannot finish lower than third in Group C.

Read the full story here.

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Let's set the scene for you. England fans will be flocking to Cologne today for their final group game against Slovenia. The city's huge cathedral is a popular stopping-off point for selfies and group pics...

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Right, we are going to switch focus now to England.

This page will keep running until about 18:00 BST, when we will hand you over to the team managing the live page for tonight's match against Slovenia.

Stick with us for all the build-up, and add to the debate by getting in touch via WhatsApp, text or X using the contact details above.

We want to know who you would pick to be in tonight's starting XI for England and why.

Also, let's have your predictions - will Gareth Southgate's side end their group campaign with a statement win?

The last-16 ties are starting to take shape. We will know more after today's final games in Group C and D.

Check out this link and click on the knockout stage tab to see how things might pan out...

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Right, we finish out round-up of Monday night's culmination of Group B with table-toppers Spain, who maintained their 100% record at Euro 2024 as they defeated and eliminated Albania – a result that meant England, France and the Netherlands all secured last-16 places.

Former Manchester City forward Ferran Torres, now at Barcelona, gave a much-changed Spain side the lead in the 13th minute, finishing low first time from Dani Olmo's pass with the ball bouncing in off the post.

Kristjan Asllani's powerful 25-yard strike for Albania drew a fine save from Spain goalkeeper David Raya, who spent last season at Arsenal on loan from Brentford.

Raya also did well to keep out Fulham striker Armando Broja's shot on the turn, as Albania could not find an equaliser and finished bottom of Group B.

Read the full report here.