Goals and highlights: England 2-1 Denmark in Euro 2020

It's over! England is a finalist of this Euro 2020, after beating Denmark 2 goals to 1 in extra time. 

 

Denmark can't get a shot on goal, no matter how hard they try to generate danger, the English are well stopped.

Paulsen's shot ends up being blocked by Pickford's hand to prevent the equalizer.

Sterling and Kane team up, but the Danish defense is well positioned at the back and it's difficult for the English.

Denmark tries to break through England's defense, but England is well stopped at the back.

The second half begins in London.

First extra half ends, England takes the lead with Kane goal

England goal! Harry Kane shoots from the penalty spot, Schmeichel saves, but on the rebound Kane sends the ball into the net.

Penalty! Sterling was fouled inside the area by Jensen and does not hesitate to award the penalty.

England is looking to take the lead. The English keep reaching Kasper's goal with a lot of danger.

Maguire's shot was blocked by the defense to prevent the English from taking the lead.

Double change for England. Foden and Hendersen take the places of Mount and Rice.

Schmeichel's spectacular Schmeichel prevents Kane from piercing his goal with a flash.

Wembley action restarts, first overtime begins

It's over!!! The duel will be defined in overtime.

Maguire's header, but Kasper keeps the ball again.

Denmark defends with all its might, looking to extend the match.

Change of Denmark. Jensen replaces Delaney

 

Danish service that Stones ends up taking out of Pickford's area.

Stones' header, but the goal does not open for the English.

Phillips' shot goes wide of the Danish goal.

Goalkeeper! The Danish goalkeeper appears to clear a dangerous ball from Mount's cross.

 

Change of England. Grealish is replaced by Buyako Saka.

Tiple change for Denmark. Stryger, Dolberg and Damsgaard come off, while Wass, Norgard and Paulsen take their places.

Mount's shot ends up in the hands of the Danish goalkeeper.

Dolberg's half-turn and ends up sending a shot at Pickford's goal, but it doesn't generate much danger and the goalkeeper keeps the ball.

Schmeichel's block! After Maguire's header, the Danish goalkeeper prevents them from scoring the second.

Pickford makes an excellent save after Braithwaite's flick.

 

Both teams are looking to take the lead in the second half.

At the end of the first half, the match was quite intense and the score was tied.

Goal, goal, goal for England! Saka's cross, which Kjaer tries to clear, but ends up putting the ball into his own net.

Goalkeeper! Sterling's shot, but Schmeichel ends up diving to keep his goal from falling.

Goal, goal from Denmark! Great free kick shot by Damsgaard that ends up in the back of the goal taken care of by Pickford.

Close! Damsgaard was encouraged to shoot at Pickford's goal, but the ball goes slightly wide.

A very lively game in the midfield, both teams are looking for a goal

Uff! Braithwaite and Hojbjerg shoot at Pickford's goal, but the former does not do any damage and the latter goes wide of the goal.

What a move! Great one-on-one from Sterling who ends up cutting back, passes and shoots between Kjaer and Chritensen, but Schmeichel ends up keeping the ball.

Good rebound by Vestergaard, England are on top of Kasper's goal.

Excellent service from Kane, but Sterling, more than makes the effort, fails to get to impact that ball.

Good intervention by Christensen, preventing danger to Schmeichel's goal.

The meeting starts. Wembley shakes as the whistle blows to signal the start of the semi-final between England and Denmark.

The teams are already on the field, singing the anthems of each nation. The adrenaline is pumping in search of the second finalist of this edition.

Both teams have already arrived at the mythical Wembley Stadium, where the last finalist of Euro 2020 will be decided. Both teams are already warming up before the start of the match.

Schmeichel; Christensen, Kjaer, Vestergaard; Stryger, Delaney, Hojbjerg, Maehle; Braithwaite, Damsgaard; Dolberg.

 Pickford; Walker, Stones, Maguire, Shaw; Phillips, Rice; Saka, Mount, Sterling; Kane.

It is expected to be a very enjoyable match this afternoon. With both teams looking for the win; the match will be quite complicated and both teams will be looking for the opponent's goal looking to damage it.

In total there have been 23 occasions in which Denmark and England have faced each other, between official and friendly matches; 23 of these matches have been won by England, winning the series, 5 draws and only 4 wins for Denmark. Denmark's last victory was by the minimum and occurred in this building.

The English fans are already at the stadium, looking for their team to break the bad streak that has reigned in the Three Lions' team. They will make their team feel at home, looking to stay in the Euro.

Denmark comes to these instances looking to continue their participation, where they will go all out for the final, it is important to highlight; the Danes want to dedicate a new victory to Eriksen.

The English are already in London, where they will seek to enter the final of the Euro for the first time. They have never reached the final of this tournament.

Denmark's dressing room is ready to receive the selected players, with all the clothes ready.

Wembley, located in London, is now ready to host the semifinal that defines the second opponent for the Euro 2020 Grand Final.

 

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It should be remembered that in Denmark's first match of this edition, Christian Eriksen fainted on the field and was lost for a few minutes, a situation that left the entire soccer community in shock.

Kasper Hjulmand spoke after the victory over the Czech Republic, where he touched on the subject of Christian Eriksen: "We are in constant communication. I talk to him. I think about him all the time and I also did when we entered the facilities here in London. We feel he is here with us. We play for him and with him. There is no doubt about that. That's what I can say about Christian. I hope that, if we get to the Final, we'll be together."

"I'm excited, like a kid at Christmas. I'm very proud of my effort, but also of the whole team, it wasn't a one-man job."

After qualifying for the semi-final, Southgate told a conference: "All my players did very well, we managed to rest some players who were injured. But I also think about the players who didn't get the chance to play tonight. My players are fantastic, they understand the importance of the group and thanks to this attitude we are in the semifinals," he said.

"I saw many teams eliminated because they don't have such a united group, it's something important. "The challenge is to win the tournament. We already played Denmark twice last fall and it was tough. They are very motivated, it will be a great game. We have more experience in this kind of matches. This is something important, but we have to come well prepared."

Kasper Schmeichel, Andreas Christensen, Simon Kjær,  Jannik Vestergaard, Jens Stryger, Pierre-Emile Højbjerg,  Thomas Delaney, Joakim Mæhle, Martin Braithwaite, Kasper Dolberg, Mikkel Damsgaard 

Jordan Pickford, Harry Maguire, John Stones, Luke Shaw, Kyle Walker, Mason Mount, Declan Rice, Kalvin Phillips, Harry Kane,  Raheem Sterling, Jadon Sancho

This is the fourth time that Denmark has reached a semi-final at the European Championship; they reached the final in 1964, 1984 and 1992; in the latter, the Danes were crowned champions.

England is the team with the most games played in the history of the European Championship that has failed to reach a final.

With this match, England has now reached three Euro semi-finals. The first time they lost to Yugoslavia in 1968, the second time they were eliminated from the penalty spot in '96 at the hands of Italy.

Denmark and England have met seven times at the Wimbley Stadium. In all matches, the score has ended 1-0; accumulating 5 victories for England and two for Denmark. It is important to highlight that Denmark has won the last two matches in this stadium, although no team has beaten the English on three consecutive occasions.

This is the third time these two teams have met in major tournaments. In the 2002 World Cup, England came out on top. In Euro 1992, the match ended in a goalless draw in the group stage, a tournament where the Danes emerged triumphant.

Denmark has won only one of its last six matches against England. Of those matches, there have been three draws and two defeats. The match England won was in the 2002 World Cup by three goals to nil.

Denmark reached the semifinal of this Euro 2020, after passing over Czech Republic with some complications. The Danes reached the semifinal of this Euro 2020, after getting past the Czech Republic with some complications. Although the duel was defined in the regular phase, the Czech Republic scored the discount at 49' and looked for a way to tie the match. Delaney and Dolberg were the ones who gave the victory to their team.

England reached this stage after defeating Ukraine, a team that was no match for the English, who, with a brace from Kane and goals from Maguire and Henderson, qualified for the semifinals, a stage they had not reached since 1996.

This afternoon, Wembley will dress up to receive the match that will define the second finalist of Euro 2020. A match that generates great expectations due to the great things that both teams have shown. The stadium has a capacity of 90,000 spectators.

 

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