England have entered the Grand Slam final for the first time since 1966, and they will face the Italian team at Wembley on Sunday.

England defeated Denmark to enter the 2020 European Cup final. This is their first semi-final victory since the 1966 World Cup, as Harry Kane’s overtime goal allowed them to score 2-0 at Wembley on Wednesday. 1 wins.

England had to fall behind because Simon Kjaer’s own goal canceled Mikel Damsgaard’s wonderful free kick for Denmark in the first half.

The home team was in a leading position from start to finish, but worked hard to break the Danish defense in battle. After Raheem Sterling fell to the ground with the least contact, the England team was awarded a penalty in the 103rd minute, allowing captain Kane to decide the game.

From the fear and pain of Christian Eriksen’s first game collapse to their first semi-final since winning the European Cup in 1992, Denmark ended their emotional journey. It’s a tough one. Way, but when their exhausted player left Wembley, the socks rolled off, but the head was still high.

England will return to Wembley on Sunday, 55 years after lifting the World Cup there, they did it.

They made it to the semifinals without conceding the ball and needed something special to pierce their defender, because Damsgaard fired a powerful 25-yard free kick, over the wall, and diving over Jordan Pickford-this is the tournament directly from The first goal scored in a free kick-30 minutes later.

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Before the equalizer in the 39th minute, Raheem Sterling was blocked by Casper Schmeichel from close range when Bukayo Saka hit the sideline and made a low pass. Kjaer tried Stop the ball from passing to Sterling.

Schmeichel played again, an excellent diving save knocked back Harry Maguire’s header, and England began to turn things around.

However, despite the pressure and relentless passing and temptation around the penalty area, the England team still worked hard to make a clear start and the game entered overtime.

The extra 30 minutes turned into a virtual offensive and defensive exercise, as Schmeichel once again saved from Kane and Jack Greeley.

Sterling continued to drive into the penalty area and was eventually knocked down by Joe King Mahler. Because the free throw reviewed by VAR was blocked by Kane, Schmeichel blocked and only allowed the captain to take the rebound back home. ????????????????????????????????????????????? ????????????????????????????????????????????? ????????????????????????

Danish players applaud the fans after losing in the semifinals [Frank Augstein/Reuters]