England Beat Denmark to Reach First Major Men's Final Since 1966
Harry Kane's Penalty Miss Follow-Up Seals Victory
England captain Harry Kane sent his team through to their first major men's final since 1966 on Wednesday, scoring the winning goal in a 2-1 victory over Denmark at Wembley Stadium.
Kane had earlier missed a penalty, but he made amends by tapping in the rebound after Raheem Sterling was brought down in the box. Simon Kjaer had given Denmark a surprise lead in the first half, but Kane's goal leveled the scores before halftime.
The match was a tense affair, with both teams having chances to win it. However, it was England who eventually prevailed, thanks to Kane's heroics. The win means that England will now face Italy in the final of Euro 2020 on Sunday.
Conclusion:
England's victory over Denmark was a historic moment for the Three Lions. It is their first major men's final since 1966, and they will now have the chance to win their first major trophy since 1966 World Cup. The victory was a testament to the team's spirit and determination, and they will now be hoping to finish the job by beating Italy in the final.
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