Denmark’s dream run continued as they booked a Euro 2020 semi-final spot on Saturday,inspired by a young,vibrant strikeforce who can still do further damage this summer.
Denmark won big to advance to the quarter-finals at Euro 2020 exactly two weeks after Christian Eriksen collapsed on the field,while Italy accounted for Austria to also advance.
Italy had already guaranteed their spot,while Wales secured a berth by finishing ahead of Switzerland on goal difference. The Swiss will need to await the outcome of the other group games.
Germany finally clicked into gear at the European Championship as France needed a second-half equaliser from Antoine Griezmann to avoid the biggest upset of the tournament.
England manager Gareth Southgate conceded that his side underperformed in their clash against Scotland but said the team was still on track to reach the last 16.
Denmark fell to their second straight loss on an emotional night in Copenhagen while the Netherlands ensured their spot in the knockout stages with a game to spare.
Only Ronaldo can explain his exact reasons for disdaining Coke and urging his audience to drink water instead. But it also smacks of a rethink of how he wields his influence.
Patrik Schick scored one of the most spectacular goals in Euro history while 2008 and 2012 winners Spain were unable to bank the points in their opener against Switzerland.
England started strongly,lost their way for a while but regained control as Croatia barely managed a shot.
Star Danish midfielder Christian Eriksen fell to the ground,received medical treatment and was carried from the pitch in traumatic scenes. Finland won after the game was later re-started.
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