England continued to maintain their poor form in the first match when they could not overwhelm the excellence of Denmark, and without the luck and excellence of goalkeeper Pickford, Southgate’s army would not have been able to win. Win one point before entering the final match.

Score: England 1-1 Denmark

Goal scorers:

England: Harry Kane 18’
Denmark: Morten Hjulmand 34’

At the beginning of the match, England proved why they were rated higher when they pressed Denmark in the first minutes. The mobility on the two wings helped the “Three Lions” have many situations that threatened Kasper Schmeichel’s goal, and Southgate’s army concretized the opportunity into a goal in such a situation.

In the 18th minute, Kyle Walker with his incredible speed punished the Danish defender’s mistake, and the 34-year-old player had an accurate cross for captain Harry Kane to open the score of the match.

Having the lead, it seemed like England would play more excitedly, but the “Three Lions” suddenly let the game fall into the hands of their opponents. The “Lead Soldiers” controlled the match and had many shooting situations towards Pickford’s goal.

After tireless efforts, Danish fans had the opportunity to celebrate a goal with Morten Hjulmand’s beautiful finish in the 34th minute, bringing the match back to the starting line.

England’s nightmare did not stop when Southgate’s team continuously lost the ball and put the goal in a state of alarm, but there were no more goals and the first half ended in a draw.

Entering the second half, England once again pushed the team higher in search of a goal. However, the most notable highlight was Phil Foden’s shot hitting the post in the 56th minute.

Southgate then decided to strengthen the attack with extremely high-quality changes. Conor Gallagher, Jarrod Bowen, Eberechi Eze, and Ollie Watkins were brought on the field, but the dangerous attacks only stopped at the level of opportunities.

Pushing the attack high in search of a goal, the “Three Lions” almost had to pay the price when Denmark had sharp counter-attacks, and only Pickford’s luck and talent kept England from losing. Admit defeat.

The two teams did not have any more goals in the second half, thereby closing the match with a score of 1-1.

Although only winning 1 point, England is still firmly at the top of Group C with 4 points, while Denmark has 2 points after the first 2 rounds, equal to Slovenia.