Eriksen completely at 100 when Maguire fooled himself – VG

So it may be that football life in Italy at Inter is full of lead during the day.

It is also heavy for Harry Maguire. The Manchester United stopper came too late on one inning and received a yellow card in the sixth minute.

When the half hour was played, Maguire fell behind again. The plug came out late and hit Kasper Dolberg in the leg. Thus, he got his second yellow and the game was over. It was also Dolberg.

Not everyone is so excited about what Maguire is currently up to:

Four minutes later things went from bad to worse for England, thanks a lot to the referee who gave the Danes a penalty.

Christian Eriksen thanked and bowed and scored his 34th goal in 100 games. That is an impressive statistic.

And speaking of statistics: the last time Denmark won against England at Wembley was in 1983. Then Allan Simonsen scored from a penalty in the first half.

Flattery class

England did not create anything worldly before the expulsion of Maguire. And it was another 35 minutes before they got their first chance. In return, it was great. Mason Mount had plenty of time and space in a corner and approached closely. However, Kasper Schmeichel made a great block.

In extra time, another jubilee saved Denmark. Simon Kjær, in his 100th international match, blocked a header from Conor Coady. He had no control over Schmeichel.

– I think we played well until sending off. He made everything work out in favor of the Danes. Then it got more difficult, Declan Rice told the BBC.

With tonight’s win, Denmark overtakes England and ranks second in the Nations League group with better goal difference than England. The Danes played 0-0 against England in Copenhagen.

Denmark have Iceland at home in the next game, while England will go to Belgium, who lead the group.

P.S! Reece James was sent off after the game probably for something he said to the referee, according to the BBC.