Match report!
Despite the result, England retains the top spot with four points, while Denmark is second with two points.
June 20, 2024 23:25
FULL-TIME
Full-time!
It has ended all square as both Denmark and England failed to score the winner in the second half. England would be disappointed with its performance against an underdog Danish side. Denmark on the other hand, would be delighted since it was the better of the two sides. With this England leads the Group C standings but all four teams have a chance to qualify for the Round of 16 as we approach the final group stage matchday.
90’
4 minutes given as added time!
85’
England seems too loose as Denmark wins the ball again in a dangerous position. Hojbjerg took a shot that narrowly missed the target.
83’
Rice plays a loose pass behind as Bah wins the ball and tries to play it inside the box but England’s backline was on its toes, cleared away.
83’
Norgaard and Olsen subbed in for Hjumland and Eriksen for Denmark.
82’
Bellingham intercepts and plays it to Watkins but the centre forward fails to control it. Chance wasted.
77’
Hojbjerg takes a shot from distance which is touched by Poulsen but Pickford saves it easy.
June 20, 2024 23:03
YELLOW CARD
73’
Maehle brings down Bowen, yellow card given!
72’
Denmark breaks into a counter led by Eriksen but he is too slow compared to the pacey youngsters of England. Moments later Eriksen takes a shot from distance but saved by Pickford.
72’
Watkins is played through behind the Danish backline but his shot is saved by Smiechel who was off his line.
69’ - Southgate makes a bold move!
Kane, Saka and Foden replaced by Eze, Watkins and Bowen!
68’
Damsgaard fires a volley after a corner which he connect well and on target but east for Pickford to catch.
67’
Hojlung subbed off for Poulsen!
65’
England on the front foot again as Saka plays a ball from the right to the far post for Foden but it goes behind for a goalkick instead.
64’
Hojlung wins the ball high up and plays it to Eriksen at the edge of the box who fires a powerful shit but way over the crossbar!
June 20, 2024 22:51
YELLOW CARD
62’
Yellow card to Gallagher after a late tackle on Christensen.
60’
Saka beats the Danish defenders on the right wing and plays a cut-back pass for Bellingham inside the box but its intercepted.
59’
Saka gets the ball on the right wing but his shot across the goal goes far too wide off target.
58’
Damsgaard plays it to Hojlung in the middle as the ball then goes to Eriksen but their shot is blocked by the Danish backline.
57’
Bah and Damsgaard are subbed in for the Danes.
56’ - Foden strikes the post!!!
Foden gets the ball at the edge of the box from the right as he takes a shot but strikes the post. Saka gets the ball on the rebound but fails to hit it on target.
55’
Bellingham gets into the half space inside the box, gets the ball from Foden and cuts it in but is cleared away by Denmark.
54’ - Southgate makes changes!
Trent is subbed out for Gallagher.
53’
Trent plays a long ball ahead for Saka as he wins the ball but fails to control it properly. Heads it towards gal in the end but it misses the target by a fine margin.
50’
Both sides are exchanging possession with as the battle for midfield dominance continues. Trent was on the counter but his pass out wide misses Foden on the left wing.
Second-half underway!
Denmark starts the second half aggressively pushing in high numbers but Trippier clears it to safety.
Foden is struggling, will he be subbed off for Cole Palmer?
England's Phil Foden reacts after missing a chance to score during a Group C match between Denmark and England at the Euro 2024 soccer tournament in Frankfurt, Germany, Thursday, June 20, 2024. (AP Photo/Thanassis Stavrakis)
Half-time!
England started off strong but after the first goal went in, Denmark has been the better of the two sides and proved it by equalising in fine fashion. Denmark is dominating the midfield and hence England’s backline is feeling the extra pressure. It will be interesting to see if Southgate makes any changes since his side has been below par in the first half.
England’s dominance is questioned by the Danes!
The last time England conceded a goal in the Euros group stages was in the 2016 edition after Wales’ Gareth Bale found the net from a freekick.
42’
England is finally attacking again. Foden again this time but he plays a cross onto the far post this time from the left but the ball goes out of play.
41’
Foden breaks into an attack and dribbles down the middle. He had the chance to play it ahead to Kane but he chooses to take a shot instead but straight to the keeper.
39’
England struggles as Denmark has taken control of the midfield!!!
38’
Hjumland gets the ball again at the middle of the park but his shot this time is blocked away for a corner.
34’ - Hjumland scores a stunner!!!
GOALL!!!!! England loses the ball after a throw in as Denmark gets the ball outside the box. They square it to the centre mid Hjumland who’s shot from 30 yards out hits the left post and into the net.
Pickford makes history!
English goalkeeper Jordan Pickford has become the Englishman with the most appearances in major international tournaments, beating Peter Shilton’s record of 20.
32’
Denmark pierces through the English defence with a through ball to Wind but his shot on the right is deflected by Guehi over the post.
29’
Hojbjerg cuts it in from the right flank as Eriksen plays it to Hojlund with Pickford off his line but the Danish striker fails to take a shot in time inside the crowded English box, ends up back-heeling it off-target.
28’
Trent slots a long ball again for Guehi who made a run down the right but his shot goes off-target.
June 20, 2024 21:58
YELLOW CARD
27’ - Vestergaard given yellow card!
Trent pays a through ball down the middle for Saka but he is brought down by Vestergaard. Yellow card given!
25’
Rice plays a long ball to Bellingham as he paces down the field but fails to reach the ball in time. Bellingham is getting into dangerous scoring positions and is acting like a second striker at the moment.
23’
Denmark is looking better now with its attacks. Eriksen dribbles into the box and takes a shot which is blocked.
22’
Denmark on the front foot this time on the right flank as Maehle dribbled on the wings but is later called offside.
Why was there a moment of applause before the match?
There was a moment of applause ahead of the Denmark vs England Euro 2024 Group C match at the Waldstadion in honour of former UEFA general secretary Gerhard Aigner, who passed away aged 80.
18’- GOAL!!!!! Kane scores!
England pushes in numbers and crowds the Denmark box. Walker wins the ball on the right and plays it inside. The ball gets deflected and falls for Kane who simply taps it in!
17’
England is trying different avenues to find a goal but Denmark is looking solid at the back. Kane gets space outside the box as he takes a touch and shoots but its blocked by the backline before it reaches the post.
13’
Walker passes it to Foden at the edge of the box as he beats Hojbjerg and takes a curling shot on target but off-target!
11’
Bellingham goes down after clashing with Hojbjerg but the ref says play on.
11’
Walker switches the wing as England now shifts its play from the right to the left hand side.
9’
Walker is feeling a little discomfort in his ankle and is on the sidelines at the moment. He is changing his boots as well.
8’
Hojbjerg plays a long ball to Maehle on the right flank for Denmark but the ball is won back by England.
7’
Walker and Saka try to link up again but the former’s long ball into the box goes into the keeper’s gloves.
Eriksen equals record!
Christian Eriksen has equalled Simon Kjaer’s record for the most international appearances for Denmark after starting in his side’s Euro 2024 Group C match against England.
5’
England looks comfortable on the ball with its passing while Denmark is happy sitting deep.
2’
England pushes from the right flank as Saka plays ahead to Walker but his low driven cross goes straight to the keeper.
Kick-off!
Denmark starts off strong as Hojbjerg takes a shot on target already but it lacked intensity.
The Danish fans are ready!
Fans cheer prior a Group C match between Denmark and England at the Euro 2024 soccer tournament in Frankfurt, Germany, Thursday, June 20, 2024. (AP Photo/Michael Probst)
Five minutes to kick-off!
The players walk out onto the pitch ahead of the big match in front of a jam-packed stadium!
Here’s how England opened its Euro 2024 campaign
England began its Euro 2024 campaign with a 1-0 win against Serbia in the Group C clash at the Arena AufSchalke on Sunday, thanks to Jude Bellingham’s first half goal.
Follow the major talking points from the clash here!
Take a look at the major talking points from the Euro 2024 Group C match between Denmark and England being played at the Waldstadion in Frankfurt, Germany.
Who is the referee for this match?
Portugal’s Artur Soares Dias will be the main referee of the big clash and will be joined by Paulo Soares and Pedro Ribeiro as assistant referees.
A repeat of the 2020 edition semifinal!
The Danes had taken a 30th-minute lead when Mikkel Damsgaard stunned the home crowd with a brilliant free kick from 25 metres out which flew into the net.
Previous 5 results!
07 Jul 2021: England 2-1 Denmark (Euros)
14 Oct 2020: England 0-1 Denmark (Nations League)
08 Sep 2020: Denmark 0-0 England (Nations League)
05 Mar 2014: England 1-0 Denmark (Friendly)
09 Feb 2011: Denmark 1-2 England (Friendly)
Head-to-head record!
Played: 22
Denmark: 4
England: 13
Draws: 5
Denmark’s starting lineup!
England names an unchanged starting lineup!
Livestreaming and telecast info:
Where to watch the live telecast of the Denmark vs England Euro 2024 match?
The Denmark vs England Euro 2024 match will be live telecasted on the Sony Sports Ten 2 SD & HD in English, Sony Sports Ten 3 SD & HD in Hindi, Sony Sports Ten 4 SD & HD in Tamil & Telugu and Sony Sports Ten 5 SD & HD in Bengali & Malayalam.
Where can you live stream the Denmark vs England Euro 2024 match?
The match can be live-streamed on the SonyLIV app and website
Match Preview!
If England tempered lofty expectations as a favourite for Euro 2024 with a nervy and unconvincing 1-0 win over Serbia, the Three Lions will hope to make a firmer statement when they clash with Denmark on Thursday and build on its Group C lead.
