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Meanwhile, the Danes will also not be very happy with this result as they register two consecutive draws in the tournament. They looked good against England and had their moments. But in the end, it was not enough. Denmark will now face Serbia in their final group-stage game five days later. Whereas England will lock horns against Slovenia on the same day. 

England had their moments in the game but it was not enough against a resilient Denmark. Southgate's men once again were a little too conservative and it eventually saw them secure a draw and a point from this fixture. They were too slow in moving the ball and it allowed Denmark to get bodies behind the ball. 

FULL TIME: Denmark 1-1 England

That's all from Frankfurt as both teams finish on level terms. England had an opportunity to seal their qualification to the knockouts with a win but they couldn't find the winner against a feisty Danish outfit. With this result, all four teams in Group C are in contention to reach the knockouts as head towards matchday 3. 

90 + 2' Denmark attempt to hit England on the counter following an English corner but a foul on Guehi ends the hope for the Danes. 

90' Four minutes have been added on as both teams push forward in search of the winning goal. 

87' Yellow Card for Christian Norgaard.

85' Another opportunity goes begging for Denmark as Maehle wriggles his way past a couple of English defenders and lays it to Hojbjerg just outside the penalty area. The midfielder sets up and shoots from distance but fails to hit the target. Denmark have the momentum as they are gaining control of the midfield. 

83' Excellent move from Denmark as Bah gets the better off Guehi and drives into the penalty area. However, the English defender recovers well to block a decisive cross from Bah. 

82' Double change for Denmark.

Christian Norgaard and Andreas Skov Olsen replace Christian Eriksen and Morten Hjulmand. 

80' England have looked very sharp after the three changes and Watkins and Bowen had their moments but Denmark have been solid in defence. 

75' With the introduction of three fresh attackers, England have raised their intensity. Watkins is looking to play right off the shoulder of Christensen and will look to run at balls played from midfield. He has the pace to trouble the Danish defenders. 

73' A booking for Maehle as he brings down Bowen unfairly. 

71' ALMOST! Watkins made an instant impact after Bellingham's long ball found him in space in the final third. Watkins controlled the ball brilliantly but his subsequent shot was well blocked by Schmeichel, who came off his lines in time. 

69' Triple change for England. 

Olie Watkins, Eberechi Eze and Jarrod Bowen replace Harry Kane, Phil Foden and Bukayo Saka respectively. A good show of intent from Gareth Southgate as he pushes for the winning goal. 

67' Substitution for Denmark

Yussuf Poulsen comes in for Rasmus Hojlund. 

66' Poor from England as Rice was under a lot of pressure when he received Pickford's pass and his subsequent pass to Guehi was wayward and it rolled over for a corner. 

64' Eriksen finds himself in space near the England final third and he launches an ambitious effort from long range. However, the ball flew way over the target. England wouldn't want to given him any space in the middle. 

63' Gallagher trips Christensen in the middle and rightfully receives a yellow card.

60' A good move from Saka as he evades a couple of Danish defenders and drives in a cross from the right but Christensen was in position to thwart away the danger. England gaining momentum in the game. 

57' Double change for Denmark. 

Alexander Bah and Mikkel Damsgaard replace Jonas Wind and Victor Kristiansen.

54' Substitution for England

That was the last piece of action for Trent Alexander-Arnold as he is replaced by Chelsea's Conor Gallagher. 

53' BIG CHANCE!! Chaos in the Denmark penalty area as Alexander-Arnold's long ball found Saka in place and he almost lost his mark but the defender closed him down in time as the move fizzled out. 

50' England are gaining momentum as a brilliant ball from Saka found Foden in the penalty area. But before he could take a shot on goal, a Danish defender came up with a fair challenge to evade the danger. 

48' A repeat of the first-half as England move the ball around with patience waiting for their opponents to make a mistake. 

46' Second-half begins!

HALF TIME: Denmark 1-1 England

It's half-time in Frankfurt and there's nothing to choose between the two teams. England had the upper hand in the opening 20 minutes and they were rightfully rewarded with a goal scored by Harry Kane. However, after conceding Denmark looked more determined to equalize as they pushed bodies forward. After incessant attacks, they finally found the equalizer courtesy of an exceptional long-range effort from Morten Hjulmand. Denmark have dominated the midfield battle and it has allowed them to end the first half on a high. While all eyes were on Christian Eriksen, it was Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, who had a fantastic first half for Denmark in midfield. 

43' Another shot on target for Denmark as the industrious Hojbjerg wins another ball in the middle. However, his long-range effort was a little too ambitious as Pickford deals with it comfortably. 

40' A window of opportunity for England as Foden wriggles his way past a couple of Danish defenders to make space but his subsequent shot is too weak to test Schmeichel. 

37' Denmark have wind in their sails as Hjulmund once again finds space and tries his luck again but this time it is blocked by an English defender for a corner. England have been scrappy in possession at the middle of the park. 

34' GOOOOOOOAAAAAALLLLL! An absolute stunner from Morten Hjulmand helped Denmark back to level terms. The midfielder capitalized on a loose ball and thundered it past Pickford in goal. This is also his first international goal for Denmark. He couldn't have chosen a better time to score. 

32' Another great move from Denmark as Maehle combined with Wind on the right and caused a lot of trouble for the English defenders. However a block from Marc Guehi bailed England out on this occasion. 

29' Excellent move from Denmark as Hojbjerg, Eriksen and Hojlund almost combined to score the equalizer. Eriksen manoeuvred his way through a couple of English defenders before passing it to Hojlund. But the striker was in no space to test Pickford. 

26' First booking of the night as Jannik Vestergaard stops Bukayo Saka unfairly. England were on the counter and understanding the gravity of the situation the Danish defender decided to make a tactical foul. 

25' A good move from Denmark from the right channel as a fine cross finds Wind in the penalty area. But the 25-year-old failed to connect it properly to trouble Jordan Pickford in goal. Denmark are gradually gaining momentum in the game. 

22' A tussle for the ball in the middle between Rice and Hojbjerg. Although the latter won the ball and found Wind in space, it was judged offside by the linesman. Denmark are trying their best to get back in the game. 

18' GOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAALLLLLLLL!!! Kane hands England the lead in this fixture. A brilliant move from Walker as he rushed into the penalty area before putting in a great cross. The ball deflects off Christensen and finds Kane in space, who thumps it past Schmeichel. 

13' WHAT A CHANCE! A brilliant buildup from England saw Walker free up Foden in the middle, who dropped his shoulder and lost his marker but his eventual effort was way off target. Excellent move from England nevertheless. 

10' Despite having the lion's share of possession, England haven't had a clear look on goal yet. Denmark have held their shape very well and looked comfortable on the ball. 

8' First positive move from Denmark as Hojbjerg plays an inch-perfect pass to Joakim Maehle on the right flank. Maehle was in space but the full-back failed to control the ball properly and the attack fizzled out. 

3' England have started very strongly in Frankfurt. They have had the majority of possession and are looking to build from the back with patience. Denmark, for now, are chasing shadows. 

1' KICK OFF! We are underway in Frankfurt as England start the proceedings. The Three Lions are in their traditional white and blue kit while the Danes are in their usual red. Excellent atmosphere at the Deutsche Bank Park as approximately, 20,000 English fans get behind their team!

The teams are out on the pitch and we are ready for the National Anthems!

Trivia: As per Opta, this is Gareth Southgate's 97th game as England manager and he has named an unchanged starting lineup for just the fifth time. Each of the previous four occasions were at the World Cup (twice each in 2018 & 2022)

Although they started the tournament with a win, England were extremely drab against Serbia and have faced massive criticism from fans and experts. We expect them to show a little more intensity today, given the quality that they have in the starting lineup. Interestingly, England have never won their opening two games at a European Championship. 

Denmark XI: Kasper Schmeichel, Joachim Andersen, Andreas Christensen, Jannik Vestergaard, Jaokim Maehle, Morten Hjulmand, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, Victor Kristiansen, Rasmus Hojlund, Christian Eriksen, Jonas Wind

England XI: Jordan Pickford (GK) Kyle Walker, John Stones, Marc Guehi, Kieran Trippier; Trent Alexander-Arnold, Declan Rice; Bukayo Saka, Jude Bellingham, Phil Foden; Harry Kane.

Denmark are making their tenth EURO appearance, and a second in succession. They have missed only two of the last 11 tournaments, a run stretching back to 1984.

The Three Lions are making their 11th appearance at the final tournament and a ninth in the last ten editions of the competition, missing out only in 2008.

Denmark have won only four of their 22 official games against England compared to 13 English victories – although the Danes were victorious in the fixture before that 2021 semi-final. Eriksen's 35th-minute penalty earned a 1-0 success at Wembley in the UEFA Nations League on 14 October 2020, a game in which England's Harry Maguire was sent off just prior to the goal and Reece James after the final whistle. Eriksen and Kjær both won their 100th caps for Denmark in the match.

England triumphed 2-1 after extra time in the EURO 2020 semi-final at Wembley on 7 July 2021, Harry Kane scoring the decisive goal in the 104th minute on the rebound after his penalty had been saved by Kasper Schmeichel. Mikkel Damsgaard's 30th-minute free-kick had given Kasper Hjulmand's side the lead but an own goal from Denmark captain Simon Kjær nine minutes later levelled for Gareth Southgate's England.

Matchday 2 in UEFA EURO 2024 Group C brings a repeat of the semi-final from EURO 2020 as Denmark take on England at the Frankfurt Arena.England prevailed after extra time in that semi-final three years ago and have held the upper hand in their previous meetings against the Danes, who did avoid defeat against England in the group stage of their victorious EURO '92 campaign.Gareth Southgate's side also made a positive start to their EURO 2024 campaign, Jude Bellingham scoring the only goal against Serbia after 13 minutes at Gelsenkirchen's Arena AufSchalke on 16 June. Denmark had also looked set to kick off Group C with a win thanks to Christian Eriksen's 17th-minute opener against Slovenia at the Stuttgart Arena but ultimately had to settle for a 1-1 draw after conceding 13 minutes from time.

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