A pub has hit out at "nowhere near enough support" for England's Lionesses ahead of their Euros final this weekend.
England's women will face Germany on Sunday after their semi-final win over Sweden on Tuesday - watched by nearly eight million people.
But The Golden Lion pub, in Estcourt Road, Watford, opened fire online saying: “Shame on us as an industry and a country that there’s been nowhere near the support we show our men’s team and nowhere near the coverage.
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“We haven’t really seen much demand or interest for the matches…. BUT that needs to change, and we all need to get behind our Lionesses.”
Pub Landlord John Harrington has urged punters to get out and back the team, adding: “It’s a very traditional English pub so we are all supporting England.
“It’s good for everybody, the only thing it can do is boost female football in this country.
“Hopefully all the pubs will be busy with everyone supporting them.”
He also predicted a 2-1 win for the Lionesses, pointing to playing them better than the Germans up to now.
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