Fans fear England stars face nasty injuries as they struggle on pitch ‘not fit for a car boot sale let alone Euro 2024’

FANS feared for England's safety against Denmark - after blasting the pitch as "not fit for a car boot sale".

Three Lions' right-back Kyle Walker was an early victim, twisting his ankle on the "embarrassing and dangerous" surface at the Frankfurt Arena.

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The Manchester City star was eventually fine to continue - but viewers slammed the pitch for cutting up in England's second Euro 2024 group game.

One fan posted: "When Kyle Walker went over on his ankle it looked nasty. Has to be a concern and puts doubt in the players’ minds."

Another wrote: "The pitch in Frankfurt isn’t fit for a car boot sale let alone a European Championship game. Embarrassing and dangerous."

And a third worried observer commented: "If someone gets seriously injured from a slip here…"

Talking of slips... Harry Kane's early rebound opener for England was cancelled out following defending even dodgier than the pitch.

The Three Lions gave the ball away from their own throw-in - with Morten Hjulmand then belting the ball past keeper Jordan Pickford.

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