How to watch?published at 14:52 20 May
Monday 20th May
Denmark v Wales – 15:45
Live coverage on Red Button, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website and app
Summary
Watch coverage as Denmark play Wales in Group B
FT: Denmark 2-0 Wales
How to watch?published at 14:52 20 May
Who to look out for?published at 14:41 20 May
BBC SportWales midfielder Luis Gardner attends the same school as current Welsh international Harry Wilson, Ysgol Dinas Bran in Llangollen, and spoke highly of the visit from Wales boss Rob Page in an interview with BBC Sport Wales earlier this month.
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Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Wales manager Rob Page on the touchline
Get Inspired: How to get into footballpublished at 14:16 20 May
Get Inspired
#GetInspiredMedia caption, Women's World Cup: Cuthbert & Bright's easy drills to help you improve your skills
Fast Answers
Why get into football?
It's a simple game, easy to start, and exciting to play, it's the most popular sport in the world for a very good reason!
Who is it for?
Whatever your age, ability or fitness level, there is a type of football suitable for you.
Is there a cheap option?
All you need to play is a ball, and a bit of space. Kit and pitches follow but there's no outlay up front.
What if I want a proper workout?
Playing regularly increases your fitness and improves your skills and balance, while being a good way to see your mates.
Is there a disability option?
National Associations across Britain are increasingly pro-active in providing disability football options.
July sees the biggest football tournament to be staged in England in over 50 years. Girls and women are taking up football like never before, and you can get started this summer.
Your country's Football Association will have a directory of clubs and programmes you can contact in Scotland, external, Wales, external and Northern Ireland, , externalEngland., external