Thousands of England fans have arrived in Cologne ahead of their side's final Euro group game against Slovenia. Three Lions supporters drank lagers and went through their full repertoire of football anthems, including 'Don't take me home' and 'Sweet Caroline' in the picturesque squares of the city's Altermarkt.
And as the evening wore on results elsewhere meant England had qualified for the last 16 regardless of what happens on Tuesday, with the Three Lions now guaranteed to either finish in the top two spots in Group C or be better than third place sides in other groups.
Some England fanatics were joined last night by a group of Slovenians in celebrating the end of Scotland's Euro journey after the Tartan Army lost to Hungary on Sunday. Today England supporters downed pints in the blazing Cologne sunshine which shone on the many bars and restaurants lining the pleasant old quarter of the city.
Three Lions supporters have been warned by German police not to sing the 'Ten German bombers' song. England fans dressed in replica shirts gather in Cologne ahead of the final group match against Slovenia on Tuesday night.
England fans build up the pre-match atmosphere in Cologne as the Three Lions prepare to face Slovenia. England supporters chant Sweet Caroline in a square in Cologne ahead of tomorrow's match.
