不要眨眼睛。英格蘭隊進入了2020年歐洲盃決賽！

加雷思·索斯蓋特的球隊不得不艱難地完成這一任務，但在溫布利的瘋狂觀眾面前，他們以2：1擊敗了一個正在戰鬥的丹麥人，並在55年來的第一次進入大賽決賽。

三獅軍團開局積極，利用溫布利狂熱而震耳欲聾的球迷的支援，推動他們前進。

但他們被米克爾·達姆斯加25碼處的完美任意球驚呆了，這個任意球讓客隊領先，英格蘭隊丟掉了他們在本屆歐洲盃上的第一個球。

然而，僅僅8分鐘後，他們就做出了最好的迴應，西蒙·克雅爾將球從布卡約·薩卡的低傳中送入自家大門，烏龍球，將比分扳平。

下半場是一場勢均力敵、扣人心絃的比賽，雙方都沒有突破，進入加時賽。

英格蘭隊開始給丹麥隊施加巨大的壓力，他們在半場結束時得到了回報，拉希姆·斯特林被絆倒，哈里·凱恩在最初的點球被撲後補射得分。

他們最終成功地完成了任務，現在離成為傳奇只差一場勝利。

以下是倫敦北部一個戲劇性的夜晚的六個話題。。。

英格蘭破除克羅埃西亞魔咒

英格蘭慶祝哈里·凱恩的進球

丹麥隊以任意球拉開比分差距時，有種‘熟悉的感覺又來了’的感覺，讓球迷心裡悲涼起來。

因為這感覺是2018年世界盃英格蘭敗給克羅埃西亞的預兆。最終意外的是，這一次是三獅軍團從1：0落後，最終以2：1取勝。

這充分說明了這群球員能夠應付肩上前所未有的期望重壓，從逆境中恢復過來，逆境戰鬥——這是他們此前在本屆錦標賽中一直沒有遇到的。

索斯蓋特又做對了

加雷思·索斯蓋特（Gareth Southgate）再次獲得重大決策權

到目前為止，索斯蓋特所做的一切都變成了本屆錦標賽的經典。

今晚這位鼓舞人心的教練又一次做到了，完美地管理比賽，精準的換人，尤其是換下替補隊員。

他精心挑選替補隊員，但是當丹麥隊在90分鐘內幾乎都用完了替補名額時，加時賽中上場的亨德森和福登讓英格蘭隊在最需要的時候有了額外的動力。

索斯蓋特一次又一次地反省自己他的換人決定，但一次又一次地表明他知道自己在做什麼。

如果他能再做一次正確的事，最終的勝利就在等著他了。

凱恩向我們展示了為什麼他總是最棒的

哈里·凱恩是領頭羊

還記得有人要求放棄哈里·凱恩嗎？

是 啊。。。很奇怪，不是嗎？

托特納姆前鋒在對陣德國的比賽中進球后，他的狀態開始爆棚了，從那以後他再也沒有讓對手開心過。

今晚他再次表現出色，薩卡一個漂亮的直傳球，在第一個進球中扮演了重要角色。

儘管他這一次錯失了點球，但他還是及時冷靜地將球補射入網，他甚至還可以贏得金靴獎。

沒有多少人會反對他成為世界上最好的前鋒。

薩卡再次閃耀，證明了教練的眼光。

布卡約·薩卡再次表現出色

索斯蓋特今晚唯一的改變就是在阿森納邊鋒因傷錯過了烏克蘭四分之一決賽的勝利後，薩卡重新回到球隊，取代了桑喬。

這位19歲的球員肯定不會出現在大多數人的11號首發名單上，但他仍在繼續展示自己的才華。

他在英格蘭扳平比分的比賽中扮演了重要角色，薩卡關鍵傳球製造了對手烏龍。

他一直是個威脅，直到半小時後被傑克·格雷利什取代。

天空才是薩卡的上限，如果他能在這麼高的壓力下，在這樣的年紀做出這樣的表現，想想他將來能做些什麼，就很可怕了。

丹麥可以光榮的離開歐洲盃

丹麥慶祝米克爾·達姆斯加德的揭幕戰

關於克里斯蒂安·埃裡克森的故事不需要再講述了，但是你可以打賭他們的明星中場球員今晚在家裡看著自己的球隊比賽時，臉上洋溢著自豪的笑容。

丹麥在本屆世界盃上的努力，向世人展示了人類精神在創傷時刻能帶你走多遠。

今晚，卡斯珀·施梅切爾的進球再次達到世界級水平，而克雅爾出色地領導了後防，達姆斯加德這樣的球員多次給英格蘭製造麻煩。

最終，他們今晚的動力耗盡了，但他們在比賽中的表現令人欣喜，很有可能成為明年世界盃的黑馬之一。

全力備戰決賽

週日溫布利球場將再次出現一片喧囂

所以。。。週末有什麼計劃嗎？

英格蘭隊將在晚上8點與義大利隊進行決賽時。

從紙面上看，你會認為曼奇尼的球隊可能是最受歡迎的球隊。

但這支三獅軍團已經證明了一切皆有可能，在喧鬧的溫布利球迷的鼓舞下，他們可以為一場精彩的比賽帶來最輝煌的結局。

為什麼不呢？英格蘭已經等待了56年了。我看好英格蘭奪冠。不管90分鐘還是120分鐘比賽結果如何，最紅捧杯的肯定是三獅軍團。

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Do not scratch your eyes。。。 ENGLAND ARE IN THE EURO 2020 FINAL！

Gareth Southgate‘s side had to do it the hard way， but came from behind to beat a battling Denmark 2-1 in front of a frenzied crowd at Wembley and book their place in their first major final for 55 years。

The Three Lions started positively， using the energy of a frenetic and deafening Wembley crowd to propel them forward。

But just before the half-an-hour mark they were stunned by a sensational 25-yard Mikkel Damsgaard free-kick which gave the visitors the lead and saw England concede their first goal of the tournament。

However， just eight minutes later they responded in the best possible manner as Simon Kjaer put the ball into his own net from Bukayo Saka’s low cross to draw the scores level。

The second-half was an evenly-matched， nail-biting affair， but there was no breakthrough for either side as we went to extra time。

England began to put the Danes under huge pressure， and they got their reward on the stroke of half-time when Raheem Sterling was tripped， with Harry Kane scoring from the rebound after initially having his spot-kick saved。

They eventually managed to get the job done and are now just a victory away from becoming legends。

Here are six talking points from a dramatic evening in North London。。。

England banish Croatia demons

When Denmark opened the scoring with a free-kick， there was a sense of ‘here we go again’。

But this was almost the mirror image of England‘s traumatic defeat to Croatia in World Cup 2018， apart from this time it was the Three Lions who came from 1-0 down to eventually win 2-1。

It says a lot about this group of players that they were able to deal with the weight of unprecedented expectation on their shoulders to come back from adversity and get over the line - something that they had not previously had to do in this tournament up until now。

One more huge Italy-shaped obstacle lies in their path before they can celebrate glory。

Southgate gets it right again

And the inspirational manager got it right once again tonight， perfectly managing the game and getting every call right。

He took his time to make substitutes， but while Denmark made almost all of theirs during the 90 minutes， the introduction of Jordan Henderson and Phil Foden in extra time gave England an extra zip when it was most needed。

Southgate has time and time again faced scrutiny over his decisions， but time and time again has shown he knows what he is doing。

If he can get it right once more， immortality （and a knighthood） lie in wait。

Kane shows why he’s best around

Remember when there were calls for Harry Kane to be dropped？

Yeah。。。 a strange time， wasn‘t it？

The Tottenham forward’s tournament really got going when he netted against Germany， and he has not looked back ever since。

He was immense once more tonight， playing a big part in the first goal with a delicious through ball for Saka。

And he held the ball up magnificently， drawing free-kicks and slowing things down on a regular basis。

And even though he， for once， missed his penalty， he tucked away the rebound coolly for a vital， vital goal， and he could even yet win the Golden Boot。

There aren‘t many who would argue against him being the best striker in the world。

Saka shines once more

In the end they just ran out of steam tonight， but they were a joy to watch in the tournament， and could well be among the dark horses for the World Cup next year。

The 19-year-old certainly wouldn’t have been in most people‘s starting 11 at the start of the tournament， but he is continuing to show just what a talent he is。

He had a huge part to play in England’s equaliser as his intelligent run was found by Harry Kane， and Saka did the rest to force the goal。

And he was a constant menace until he was replaced by Jack Grealish with around half-an-hour to go。

The sky really is the limit for Saka， and if he can produce this kind of performance at the age he is at with the stakes this high， it is scary to think what he could do in the future。

Denmark leave with heads held high

The story of what happened to Christian Eriksen does not need to be told again， but you can bet their star midfielder was beaming with pride as he watched his side in action from home tonight。

Denmark‘s effort in this tournament go to show just how far the human spirit can take you in the midst traumatic moments。

But as well as being talented， hard-working players they are smart， too， as their wall shuffling over at the last second to block Jordan Pickford’s view for Damsgaard‘s goal went to show。

Kasper Schmeichel was again world-class in goal tonight， while Kjaer led the defence brilliantly and the likes of Damsgaard caused England problems at the back on a number of occasions。

In the end they just ran out of steam tonight， but they were a joy to watch in the tournament， and could well be among the dark horses for the World Cup next year。

All eyes on the final

So。。。 Any plans for the weekend？

England will come to a complete stand-still at 8pm when the final against Italy takes place。

On paper you would suggest Roberto Mancini’s side may be the slight favourites。

But this Three Lions team have proven that anything is possible， and buoyed on by what will be a raucous Wembley crowd， they could just deliver the most glorious of endings to a wonderful tournament。

There may not be much sleep before then。