Henning Wehn Cracks Phillip Up With Euros England V Germany Brexit Joke | This Morning

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It’s coming home… hopefully! Tonight is the night England’s Three Lions will be going against old rivals Germany in the Euros at Wembley. With a rollercoaster of a past and with England’s own manager Gareth Southgate causing England to lose out on penalties in the Euros 1996, can the boys bring it home this time? We’re joined by stand-up comedian Henning Wehn who will be supporting Germany live at Wembley stadium for kick-off and Geoff Norcott who will be here to tell us all why we should have faith that England will be victorious.

Broadcast on 29/06/21

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