England qualified for the european championship final for the first time.
In the early morning of July 8, Beijing time, relying on Kane's goal in extra time to defeat Denmark's England 2-1 reversal, the team reached the final of the European Championship for the first time in its history. For the vast majority of England fans at Wembley Stadium, they have undoubtedly witnessed a historic moment, and for England's current manager, Southgate, he may finally be able to completely forget a "nightmare" that has plagued him for 25 years.
In the semi-finals between England and Denmark, Wembley Stadium poured 64,950 fans, which also set a new record for the number of live spectators since the start of the European Championship. But what most Of england fans in Wembley Stadium did not expect was that England, which had not conceded a single goal since the start of the European Championship, had "broken gold" in front of its fathers and fellow countrymen.
Damsgow became the first player in the tournament to score the English goal.
In the first half, around 30 minutes into the game, Damsgao's free-kick directly broke through the goal guarded by Pickford, which was England's first goal conceded in this cup, and it was also the first free-kick directly scored so far in the cup. The concede did catch England off guard, but to the delight of the wembley stadium fans, England was quickly forced by Sterling to force Kyal to score the ball. With the 11th oolong goal of this cup, England equalized.
The ensuing game didn't have much to say, and the all-out defensive Denmark didn't give england too many opportunities, which made the biggest turning point of the game not finally appear until extra time. Sterling burst into the box and was brought down by the Danish defender, and the referee awarded a penalty – a penalty that may not have been far-fetched, but the sudden appearance of two footballs on the field may have somewhat interfered with the attention of the Danish defenders.
Kane was named the best of the game after the game.
Facing Schmeichel, the "old friend" who was repeatedly scored by himself in the Premier League, Kane's penalty was saved by Schmeichel, but he immediately made up for it, which helped England achieve a reversal in the score.
This also became the final score of the match, and England, who firmly controlled the situation with the ball in the last moment, reversed Denmark to advance to the final of the European Championship. Despite the thrilling process, England clearly didn't disappoint the fans at Wembley Stadium, and it's even worth saying that the England fans of this match even witnessed a historic moment.
This promotion to the final is the first time that England, which made its European Cup debut as early as 1968, has reached the final of the European Cup, and it is also the first time that the "Three Lions" have reached the final of the World Series (World Cup, European Cup) since the historic victory of the 1966 World Cup.
England did not disappoint most of the fans at Wembley Stadium.
Continuing the European Championship final at Wembley Stadium, england and Italy who can laugh to the end, now of course seems to be a huge unknown, which also means that England, which qualified for the first time in the final of the European Cup, has now created a stage of history, but for England's current manager Gareth Southgate, even if it is only a stage of history, a stage of success, may be enough to wash away a shameful past.
Southgate is going from "sinner" to hero.
25 years ago, in the 1996 European Championship, England, who played at home, regarded the championship as his only goal, but in the semi-final with Germany, it was Southgate who missed a penalty, making England miss the final and the champion, and the then 25-year-old Southgate was the biggest and even the only "sinner" in the star-studded England squad.
Southgate is perhaps more excited than the England players.
The 2018 World Cup brought LinkedIn Gran to the top 4, the 2020 European Championship with LinkedIn Gran's historic promotion to the final, the former England "sinner" Southgate, as if he has become the "hero" and hero of English football, of course, If Southgate and his team want to become real heroes, he and them, they still need one last victory!