Frustrated England stars including Kane and Bellingham consoled by Wags and family in stands after tame Denmark draw

ENGLAND stars went into the stands to see their Wags and family after the disappointing 1-1 draw with Denmark.

The Three Lions put in an underwhelming performance in Frankfurt and now need to avoid defeat against Slovenia on Tuesday to book their place in the knockout rounds.

RexJude Bellingham hugged his mum Denise after the game[/caption]

PABellingham was also embraced by his dad Mark and brother Jobe[/caption]

PAHarry Kane went up to see his wife Kate[/caption]

GettyKyle Walker saw his wife Annie and their kids[/caption]

RexAaron Ramsdale was on daddy duty with his son Ronnie[/caption]

PAAnd Declan Rice was delighted as he hugged his son Jude[/caption]

Harry Kane opened the scoring for England but was subbed off by Gareth Southgate with 69 minutes on the clock following a tough night up front.

After the final whistle, he was pictured in the crowd being consoled by his wife Kate, who was wearing a Three Lions shirt with No9 on the back.

Jude Bellingham was England’s goalscoring hero in the first game – but after a difficult evening, he was also spotted with his family in the stands.

The midfielder looked frustrated as went to see his mum Denise, dad Mark and younger brother Jobe.

Bellingham got a hug off his mum before another embrace from his father.

Kyle Walker helped create Kane’s goal with a burst of pace down the right and went to see his kids in the stands later.

His sons wore cute England shirts with dad and his No2 printed on the back as they cheered him on alongside their mum Annie.

Arsenal duo Aaron Ramsdale and Declan Rice were on father duties as they went to see their Wags and kids.

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The goalkeeper was handed his son Ronnie by wife Georgina and he fed his baby from a bottle.

Meanwhile, Rice picked up his boy Jude as he sat with girlfriend Lauren Fryer.

Others heading up to their loved-ones were Bukayo Saka, who relaxed with girlfriend Tolami Benson.

And Jordan Pickford was pictured getting cosy with his missus Megan.

It was another cameo appearance off the bench for Jarrod Bowen and he went up to see his family and partner Dani Dyer.

Despite an underwhelming result, John Stones was all smiles as he posed for a photo with his kids.

England are back in action on Tuesday against Slovenia and Gareth Southgate will be hoping Luke Shaw is back from injury after he was also spotted with his family post-match.

PARice played another 90 minutes for England[/caption]

RexHe was handed Jude by his girlfriend Lauren[/caption]

RexJarrod Bowen had a chat with his partner Dani Dyer[/caption]

ReutersBukayo Saka put his feet up alongside girlfriend Tolami Benson[/caption]

PAJohn Stones posed for a snap with his family[/caption]

RexAnd Jordan Pickford was seen with his wife Megan[/caption]

ENGLAND vs DENMARK RATINGS

ENGLAND stumbled to a drab 1-1 draw with Denmark.

Here’s how SunSport’s Tom Barclay rated the Three Lions team.

Jordan Pickford: 6

Looked a little jittery early doors, though there was nothing he could do about Morten Hjulmand’s corker and he made a decent parry after the break.

Kyle Walker: 7 

Made England’s opener by racing round a sleeping Victor Kristiansen – he’ll be having nightmares of that forevermore – and teeing up Kane via a deflected cross.

John Stones: 6

OK but you have got to wonder how fit he feels having barely played for Man City in the second half of the season, plus his injury and illness issues over the last month.

Marc Guehi: 8 and my star man

Really encouraging again from the Crystal Palace centre-back, looking sharp with his interceptions and assured in distribution.

Kieran Trippier: 6

Like Stones, he was fine, but England really need Luke Shaw back ASAP because having no natural left-footer at left-back is a problem.

Trent Alexander-Arnold: 5

This experiment of playing Trent in midfield is far from convincing, especially when his passing was off it like it was here, barring one good ball to Saka. Subbed on 54 minutes.

Declan Rice: 5

Had to cover so much ground as England dropped worryingly deep in the first half and also lost it a few times in front of his back four.

Bukayo Saka: 7

Not quite as electric as his first half against Serbia, but another solid showing from our right winger who has been our most consistent attacker across the two games.

Jude Bellingham: 6

Nowhere near the majestic display he put in against Serbia and one of many who looked tired.

Phil Foden: 7

Was far more involved than against Serbia – although that was not hard – and had a few dangerous efforts from range, including one that smacked the post after the break.

Harry Kane: 6

Netted his 64th goal for his country with an opener he could not really miss, but then gave the ball away from Denmark’s leveller. Surprisingly subbed.

SUBS:

Conor Gallagher (on for Trent, 54): 7

Vital clearance on the stretch when Christian Eriksen was lurking and was not afraid to put his foot in.

Ollie Watkins (on for Kane, 70): 6

Played in by Bellingham’s lovely ball after coming on but could not finish from an acute angle.

Jarrod Bowen (on for Foden, 69): 6

Copped a nasty tackle which saw Joakim Maehle booked.

Eberechi Eze (on for Saka, 69): 6

On for his tournament bow though he was rarely involved.