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14th June 2016
04:41pm BST

They play Slovakia in Lille on Wednesday before England face Wales in nearby Lens the following day. Many of the travelling England support are staying in Lille, and fans without tickets for the match have been urged not to make the journey to Lens.
For the duration of the ban, alcohol will not be sold in off-licences or supermarkets, and drinking in public areas will be prohibited. Fans will still be able to drink in bars, but only until midnight - and all drinks must be served in plastic containers.
According to Sky Sports News, there will be an increased presence of both stewards and high-profile police in the stadiums. Downing Street has also confirmed that more police will be sent from Britain to provide assistance.
At least one England fan was said to be in a critical condition after fighting in Marseilles at the weekend, and two have since been jailed.
At the end of England's 1-1 draw with Russia at the Stade Velodrome on Saturday, video footage emerged of Russians fans breaking through their segregated area to pursue England supporters.
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It was also reported by The Independent that 300 Russian hooligans launched a coordinated attack on England fans ahead of the game.
