See Shaun the Psychic Sheep predict the outcome of England's second Euro 2024 game against Denmark
Ewe read it here first – England are going to win their second Euro 2024 match against Denmark on Thursday night.
The Three Lions are hoping to continue their quest to bring the trophy home in their second game of the tournament at 5pm.
Meanwhile, over at Tweddle Farm, in Filipoke Lane, Blackhall Colliery, Shaun the Psychic Sheep is hoping to defend his reputation for predicting the future and repeat the achievements of former farm resident Kenny the Psychic Ferret.
Shaun – who is always the first to know when it is feeding time – did not have a great start to his Euros predictions after his forecast for England and Serbia drawing in their match on Sunday, June 16, was fortunately incorrect.


Midfielder Jude Bellingham, 20, scored England’s first and only goal of the match with his half header.
But the Mail decided to give Shaun another chance at success by returning to Tweddle Farm and see what he had to say about England’s upcoming match against Denmark.
Despite a slightly shaky start – Serbia were admittedly pressing England back in the second half - this three-month-old farm resident is confident his next prediction is going to come true.
Three bowls of animal food were placed before Shaun, each marked with labels – placed out of his sight so he could not read them – saying “win”, “lose” or “draw”.


Shaun took his time this time around – perhaps suggesting a close contest - sniffing the grass for a while before finally settling on the “win” bowl.
Once his head had found the “win”, he did not stir from the task ahead of him, assuring us that this could be England’s second win of the Euros.
The Hartlepool Mail would like to thank Tweddle Farm for allowing us to interview Shaun the Psychic Sheep.
The animal farm, located just outside Hartlepool, certainly has something on offer for all the family.
From tractor rides and soft play to bottle feeding and go karts, it has plenty of events lined up across the summer.
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