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Free Lions 146 – Lens guide

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England take on Wales in Lens tomorrow in what will be the first home nations “derby” between the two teams at a major tournament.

As ever we’ve produced a match-specific Free Lions for the fixture – something we’ll be doing for all the group games and, should we progress, the knock-out rounds too. 

The FSF Fans’ Embassy will be handing out hard copies in Lille today around Place du Théâtre then in Lens on matchday – they’ll be between Gare De Lens and the fanzone at Place Jean Jaurès.

You can also keep up to date by following Free Lions on Twitter @FSF_FreeLions and the Free Lions facebook page.

Free Lions 146 includes:

  • A Guide to Lens – it’s a brief one
  • Clive Hetherington looks back at the Russia game
  • A look at Wales’s “Key 3” players
  • FSF Statement on Marseille
  • Looking ahead to St Étienne
  • And much more!

Click here to download a digital copy of the Free Lions: Issue 146…

As with previous tournaments, we’ve produced a comprehensive guide to the host nation, the England Fans’ Guide to France. You can download a digital copy here.

Thanks to Guillame Baviere for the image used in this article. Reproduced here under Creative Commons license.

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