Labour Leader Wishes England Good Luck in Euro 2024 Opener Against Serbia

Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer has sent his best wishes to the England football team ahead of their Euro 2024 opening match against Serbia. The excitement is mounting as thousands of Three Lions supporters gather in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, hoping for a victorious start in Group C.

Sir Keir, leading the Labour Party’s election campaign, expressed the unique atmosphere surrounding the anticipation of England’s involvement in the tournament. He articulated the unity and spirit felt across the nation as fans prepare for the kick-off.

Offering words of encouragement to the team under Gareth Southgate‘s leadership, Sir Keir pledged the party’s unwavering support throughout the tournament. He emphasized the collective backing of the country and urged the team to create unforgettable memories this summer.

On the eve of the match, Sir Keir is set to watch the game in a pub with friends, echoing the sentiment of camaraderie and national pride that football often invokes.

Meanwhile, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage shared a photoshopped image on Twitter, depicting himself alongside Southgate, extending his well-wishes to the England team for their opening fixture against Serbia.

In addition to their clash with Serbia, England is scheduled to face Denmark on June 20 and Slovenia on June 25 in the remaining group stage fixtures of Euro 2024, as the anticipation and fervor among supporters continue to escalate.