UEFA Euro 2020 results, England defeats Denmark: Prince William photos, Royal War

English football fans experienced an emotional roller coaster on Thursday morning (Australian Eastern Standard Time), but they were finally able to celebrate when the referee whistled full-time in the Euro 2020 semi-finals.

This The Three Lions defeated Denmark 2-1The winner came from captain Harry Kane, who was saved by Caspar Schmeichel for a rebound after a penalty kick in overtime.

Have There is a lot of debate about whether a penalty kick is necessary But what all British football fans care about is that they now have a chance to win their first international trophy since the 1966 World Cup, when they played against Italy in the deciding game on Monday morning.

The Duke of Cambridge looked very happy when he watched the game in the stands at Wembley Stadium.

This means that the British royal family had the last laugh at Prince Frederick and Australia’s own Princess Mary, who married the Danish royal family.

Half an hour later, 21-year-old Mikkel Damsgaard scored with a free kick that commentators described as “extraordinary”, and the English fans were stunned.

Darmsgaard promptly passed the ball over the wall and dropped it again. The ball drove into the upper left corner, avoiding Jordan Pickford’s desperate dive.

In the past 55 years, it has been a very difficult thing to become a supporter of the England team. There are many worried faces wondering whether their team will withdraw from the game again before the most important game.

When the Danish defender Simon Kjaer rewritten the score to 1-1 with an own goal shortly before halftime, the tension of the English fans was relieved, and the anxiety quickly eased.

When Kane brought the winner home, his sigh of relief turned into utter ecstasy. After the referee blew the final whistle, there were crazy cheering scenes on the court and on the streets of London.