Hundreds of England fans without tickets clashed with security and police, as they attempted to enter the stadium. After the match began police outside were pelted with bottles and other missiles.

       Eyewitness Tariq Panja tweeted: “Police outside the stadium now in a standoff with a few thousand. Have had bottles thrown at them.

       “Police spotter says she’s expecting worse at full time.”

       Video posted by Ms Panja showed police dogs being deployed behind the main police line.

       Some England fans without tickets succeeded in forcing their way into the stadium before kick-off.

       Video posted on social media showed other England fans trying to stop them getting in, with people being punched and kicked on the floor.

       Speaking to football writer Miguel Delaney spoke to an England supporter who said: “There are hundreds, maybe over a thousand, fans who have got in without tickets.

       “There's no police or security.

       “People are scared. It's an absolute disgrace.”

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       Due to coronavirus Wembley’s capacity for the final has been restricted to 67,000, from the usual 90,000.

       Stadium officials said they are attempting to remove fans who entered without a ticket.

       In a statement they said: “There was a breach of security and a small group of people got into the stadium.

       “Anyone inside the stadium without a ticket will be instantly ejected.”

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       Before the match thousands of England fans congregated in Leicester Square.

       A small group ripped up plants and threw bottles into the air.

       Photojournalism account Urban Pictures tweeted footage of missiles being thrown.

       They added: “Bottles thrown as Leicester Square, London, becomes unofficial ‘fan zone’ for thousands of England fans.”

       Sam Morshead, digital editor of The Cricketer, was on the scene.

       He said: “Leicester Square is a mess though.

       “Glass everywhere, England fans getting nicked for fighting England fans, a tree uprooted and chucked around for laughs. Don't get the attraction.”

       The match was attended by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

       Prince William is president of the England Football Association.

       Prince George also attended, and was pictured beaming after England scored within minutes of kick-off.