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To score: Denmark: Eriksen (33 ‘)
In the third match of group A2 of the UEFA Nations League, England went ahead to win 2-1 over Belgium. With 3 points obtained against Belgium, the Three Lions have risen to the top of the A2 ranking. Harry Kane and his teammates had 7 points after 7 games, 1 point ahead of the second ranked Belgian team. The Southgate coach claimed that the victory over Belgium, who had previously lost just three of their 46 matches with Roberto Martinez, would give his team confidence.
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England vs Denmark 4th round of group A2 Nations League |
After the victory over Belgium, England will return to their home field to host Denmark. England have won 20 of the last 21 home games. Most recently, 9 recent receptions in all competitions, they won, scored 33 goals and only 4 conceded. Getting kicked at Wembley certainly helps Harry Kane and his teammates to believe in a win, thus defending first place.
On the other side of the front row, Denmark’s performance in the UEFA Nations League this year is still pretty good. Despite losing to the Belgian team in the army’s first leg, manager Kasper Hjulmand’s team made a strong comeback, holding England 0-0 in the second leg and beating Iceland 3-0 in the last match. In the previous 5 meetings with England, Denmark won 2 and also suffered 2 losses. They also have reason to leave Wembley with points.
Coach Southgate made some changes to the starting lineup compared to the win over Belgium. Consequently, at the 3-4-2-1 table, Harry Kane returned to the highest kick in attack, pushing Calvert-Lewin off the bench. Supporting the British player are duo Mason Mount and Marcus Rashford. These are the two players who scored in the match against Belgium.
In midfield, Rice paired the central midfielder with Phillips, pushing Henderson off the bench. In the right position, R. James pushed Alexander-Arnold on the bench. On the opposite flank, with Ben Chilwell injured, while Kieran Trippier had to attend the FA hearing on gambling allegations in May, so Maitland-Niles was the left winger.
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England’s starting eleven against Denmark |
In defense, the three defenders of the English coach continue to rely on Maguire, Walker and Coady. In the wood frame, Pickford is still trusted rather than Pope or Dean Hendenson. On the bench for the Three Lions there are countless quality names, such as Sancho, Henderson, Alexander-Arnold, Jack Grealish, Danny Ings or Calvert-Lewin.
On the other side of the line, coach Kasper Hjulmand uses a 4-3-3 formation. The best players in Danish football at the moment are on the starting list. Consequently, goalkeeper Schmeichel was selected on the wooden frame, Christensen kicked the central with Kjaer, in the middle line was the presence of Eriksen, Delaney and Hojbjerg. In attack, Poulsen, Braithwaite and Dolberg started from the beginning.
The game went off in an exciting way just after the opening whistle. 6 minutes, the visitors have the first dangerous opportunity. From the Poulsen center situation, No. 12 Dolberg went to the cushion of the ball, but sadly the ball touched the foot of an English defender to go all the way. At the Danish corner then, Dolberg had another shot to shoot, but couldn’t take advantage.
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The match was exciting from the start |
In the 13th minute, Denmark had one more finish. R. Skov takes a long shot, but the ball goes over the crossbar. 4 minutes later, he responded with a shot just before Rashford’s penalty area, but the ball hit goalkeeper Schmeichel. This is also the first notable finish of the Three Lions in this match.
In the 18th minute, Eriksen directed the ball from midfield to the home team and fired a tight shot, but the ball went over the crossbar of Pickford’s goal. In the 28th minute, England had a very good opportunity to open the scoring but could not take advantage of it. Mason Mount passed the ball to Harry Kane to shoot into the penalty area, but the No. 10 kick missed.
31 minutes, England Tel suddenly had to play without people. From the pass of his teammates, midfielder Harry Maguire controlled the ball, giving Dolberg the opportunity to steal the ball and launch a counterattack. The home team’s number 6 had a dangerous foul situation. The referee showed the yellow card to the player in the MU jersey, this was the second yellow card he had to receive after the first card in minute 8. Thus, the Three Lions only play with 10 people in approximately 60 minutes. minutes remaining.
Immediately after Maguire left the field, Denmark had a pass. 33 minutes, Kyle Walker fouled Delaney in the penalty area, marked the 11m spot. At the penalty spot, midfielder Eriksen coldly edged Pickford to give the visitors the lead. Coach Southgate was forced to change the game, in which Maitland-Niles left the field to give up Tyrone Mings.
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Eriksen opened the scoring for Denmark |
After having to concede a goal, he pushed the team up to find a goal, even though there were only 10 people left. In the 41st minute, Rice made a rather springy shot in front of the penalty area, but the ball hit goalkeeper Schmeichel. It was also the last chance of the first half, in the first 45 minutes the match was balanced until England had to play without players. Denmark used Maguire to get off the field and take the lead. Playing without people and being led again, Harry Kane and his teammates will face a lot of difficulties in the second half.
Despite the lack of people, he was forced to play attack to find the tie. In the 52nd minute, Rashford put the ball in effort before the end was very stretched, but the ball missed the Danish goal. The local team is likely to change personnel in the attack, according to which camera lenses record Sancho’s starting image.
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He played hard in the second half |
In the 61st minute, R. James of Chelsea was in a dangerous situation in front of the Danish penalty area, but the ball hit the visiting goalkeeper. Two minutes later from a corner, Mason Mount headed high at close range. It seemed that the tie had come for the home team, but the miraculous reflection of K. Schmeichel prevented the Three Lions from having a tie.
In the 72nd minute, England had 2 substitutions, Mason Mount and Rashford leaving the field to make way for Sancho and Calvert-Lewin. With these changes, the Three Lions will play a full-scale attack for the remainder of the match. Denmark had a very good chance to increase the score to 2-0, but Sisto finished close behind Eriksen’s punt.
In the 78th minute, England enjoyed a direct free kick some 22 meters from Denmark’s goal. R. James made a rather dangerous kick, but goalkeeper K. Schmeichel continued to excel. Five minutes later, Sancho shot from close range, but the ball hit a Danish out. He was attacking with full force, while the visitors had completely retreated into the home field to protect the result.
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Denmark beat England 1-0 at Wembley |
It almost had a table. In the 88th minute, Harry Kane crossed the ball to let Coady hit his head close to the wall, Schmeichel looked on, but the ball hit Kjaer. This is also the last notable situation of the match.
With this defeat, they lost first place to Belgium, who beat Iceland 2-1 in the same match. In Group A2, England also fell to third place, has the same 7 points as Denmark, but is behind due to the sub-index.
Team
Brother: 1 J. Pickford, 4 K. Walker, 5 C. Coady, 6 H. Maguire, 2 R. James, 3 A. Maitland-Niles (Mings, 36 ‘), 10 M. Mount (Sancho, 42’), 8 K. Phillips, 7 D. Rice (Henderson, 76 ‘), 9 H. Kane, 11 M. Rashford (Calvert-Lewin, 72’)
Denmark: 1 K. Schmeichel, 4 S. Kjaer, 6 A. Christensen (Jorgensen, 46 ‘), 18 D. Wass, 8 T. Delaney, 10 C. Eriksen, 23 P. Hojbjerg, 9 M. Braithwaite (Vestergaard, 74’ ), 20 Y. Poulsen, 7 R. Skov (Mæhle, 46 ‘), 12 K. Dolberg (Sisto, 37’)
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