Welcome back to Upfront at the Euros on Football Rumble Presents, I'm Flo Lloyd Hughes.

I'm Chloe Morgan.

And I, Rachel, are Sullivan.

Group P is underway as Germany, Tonk, Denmark at Brentford and Spain come back to batter

Finland and Milton Keynes.

Meanwhile, Northern Ireland make history with their first ever goal in a major tournament

finals, but Norway serve them up some harsh lessons.

We're going to relive all that and look ahead to England's big clash with Norway on Monday.

It's been a sensational few days of football and the weather has been glorious as well.

It just feels like the best summer of all time.

Let's start in last night's game at Brentford, Rachel, you and I were there.

The sunsets and the skies, the purple skies were glorious, and the football was pretty good as well.

Pretty good for Germany, yeah.

Denmark seemed to just not really turn up, unfortunately.

We did talk about how they might struggle to get out of the group, given this was the group of

death finally kicking off yesterday. But yeah, I think we probably expected a little bit more

from Denmark, given they were in the 2017 final, worth remembering that they actually are quite

a young squad. I think that was summed up perfectly by their number 15, whose name escapes me.

It came on, I think maybe 65 minutes, got a yellow card, got another yellow card on 90 plus four,

one of the last bits of the game was her being sent off. Godlover, she looked about 15 as well.

But, you know, it's hard, like obviously Pernilla Harder is the star for them and she couldn't

get it, couldn't get us niff of the ball, Germany just would not let that ball through. They were,

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