England will advance to the European Championship final for the first time in history and will face Italy at Wembley next Sunday. This Wednesday, the three Lions beat Denmark 2-1 in extra time after a 1-1 draw in the late 90s.
Half an hour later, the Danes took the lead, Mikkel Damsgaard shot flawlessly from the free kick and beat Jordan Pickford from the free kick. The British reaction did not wait and came in 10 minutes. Harry Kane threw Bukayo Saku from the right, the Arsenal striker shot low into the box, and Simon Kjaer, trying to avoid the goal of Raheem Sterling, threw the ball into his own goal.
In the second half, the balance was predominant and we had to wait for extra time to find a winner. On 104 minutes, Jensen’s highly controversial penalty kick on Sterling brought Kane to the eleven-meter mark. Face to face with Kasper Schmeichel, the Tottenham striker allowed the Danish goalkeeper to make a great save, but in the rebound, Kane even scored a fourth goal of the competition to win and drive Wembley crazy.
For the Danes, this is leaving the stage after the memorable Euro 2020, especially after the tragic situation around Christian Eriksen in the opening match.
