it is mikkel damsgaard... 0h, a wonderful goal!— is mikkel damsgaard... 0h, a wonderful goal!r first goal _ wonderful goal! england conceded their first goal this _ wonderful goal! england conceded their first goal this tournament. i their first goal this tournament. how would they respond to falling behind? the answer decisive. raheem sterling denied by the brilliance of kasper schmeichel, but then minutes later the fit again bukayo saka found space, and then the unfortunate simon kjaer couldn't help but bundle into his own net under pressure from sterling. now we knew this england could handle adversity. having equalised, they went in search of another after the restart, harry maguire forcing schmeichel into action, the leicester city keeper producing another world—class save. with a game on a knife edge, harry kane thought he had won a penalty but despite claims var saw it differently. the hosts desperately searched for the winner they craved, but to no avail. as in the past, england would have to endure extra time. studio: that was our sports editor dan rowan and we will b

come together and been supported by the nation has played its part, as have the performances of mikkel damsgaardwho has come into the squad to fill the void left by christian eriksen. he has been brilliant, the sampdoria player. claudio ranieri is manager at club level, has called him a prodigy. he has had big shoes to fill, and he has had big shoes to fill, and he has done so with aplomb. let's hear from the denmark head coach, kasper hjulmand, who says what has happened in this tournament has brought his team together and there can be no doubt that they are playing for christian eriksen.— doubt that they are playing for christian eriksen. these last four weeks have _ christian eriksen. these last four weeks have been _ christian eriksen. these last four weeks have been the _ christian eriksen. these last four weeks have been the emotions l christian eriksen. these last four| weeks have been the emotions of christian eriksen. these last four. weeks have been the emotions of a lifetime _ weeks have been the emotions of a lifetime. it's been crazy. we have been _ lifetime. it's been crazy. we hav

england had to come from behind, conceding for the first time in the tournament when mikkel damsgaardgame went to extra time. before the match could go to penalties, england had one of their own when sterling was fouled. harry kane stepped up, but the england captain's spot kick was saved, only for the tottenham striker to turn in the rebound to the delight of the majority of the 65,000 fans in wembley. it takes england's men through to their first ever european championship final. they'll meet italy on sunday at wembley. the end of an era — could wimbledon have said a final goodbye to eight—time champion roger federer? the 39—year—old has had to overcome injury problems recently and targeted playing in this tournament. but he lost in straight sets to the 14th seed, poland's hubert hurkacz, losing the third set 6—0. so, is this the last time we'll see him at wimbledon? i don't know, i really don't know. i've got to regroup. my goal was always for the last year and more, to always play another wimbledon. like i was to play last year. that was never going to happen, plus the pandemic hi

a stunning freekick from mikkel damsgaard making it1—0. but within ten minutes england were level.n goal sending wembley into raptures. we had to to wait until extra time for a winner. raheem sterling going down in the box, penalty. up stepped harry kane whose shot was saved but then he tapped in the rebound. england had done it. maybe football is coming home after all. i've not heard wembley like that ever and to be able to share that with everybody and share it with everybody at home is very special. spare a thought for denmark who have been riding an emotional rollercoaster since their star player, christian eriksen collapsed in their first group game. but the night belonged to england. this was trafalgar square in london. the partying had onlyjust begun. imagine what it will be like if their team wins the whole thing. well, for more reaction to the game i've been speaking to sune frederiksen, a former youth coach in denmark, who was watching the game with his 20—year—old son. he told me how he was feeling. i am sad in many ways but i think, really, denmark has been through an e

a stunning freekick from mikkel damsgaard making it 1—02 dick but within ten minutes england were levelwembley into raptures. we had to wait until extra time for a winner. raheem sterling going down in the box, penalty. up stepped harry kane whose shot was saved but then he tapped in the rebound. england had done it. maybe football is coming home after all. i've not heard wembley like that ever and to be able to share that with everybody and share it with everybody at home is very special. spero fought for denmark would been writing an emotional rollercoaster since their star player, christian erickson collapsed in their first group game. but the night belonged to england. this was trafalgar square in london. the partying had onlyjust begun. imagine what it will be like if their team wins the whole thing. let's cross to lokken, on the north sea coast of denmark now and speak to sune frederiksen. sune was watching the game with his 20—year—old son, and is also a former youth coach in denmark. firstly, comeau serrations to denmark. you played an excellent match.- denmark. you played an ex

mikkel damsgaard brilliantly putting denmark in front. but soon england were level.ns could only watch and hope as it went into extra time. finally, though, this challenge on raheem sterling, was it a penalty? crucially, the referee thought so and up stepped harry kane. schmeichel saves... kane is there to follow in! delight for england although not without further controversy. replays suggested a laser pen had been pointed from the stands at kasper schmeichel but after 55 years of english heartache, this was a night and a result which meant everything. amazing night for this country, the players, the staff. our first final at a european championship and to be at wembley, it's a real special occasion. credit to the boys, we dug deep, got the job done but let's recover well and get ready for the next one. it is very much the morning after the night before here at wembley but come sunday, the fans will be back in their thousands hoping to see england take one final step to greatness. even their manager, normally so calm and composed, was showing his passion last night.

england had to come from behind, conceding for the first time in the tournament when mikkel damsgaardy kane stepped up, but the england captain's spot kick was saved, only for the tottenham striker to turn in the rebound to the delight of the majority of the 65,000 fans in wembley. it takes england's men through to their first ever european championship final. they'll meet italy on sunday at wembley. the end of an era — could wimbledon have said a final goodbye to eight—time champion roger federer? the 39—year—old has had to overcome injury problems recently and targeted playing in this tournament. but he lost in straight sets to the 14th seed, poland's hubert hurkacz, losing the third set 6—0. so, is this the last time we'll see him at wimbledon? i don't know, i really don't know. i've got to regroup. my goal was always for the last year and more, to always play another wimbledon. the initial goal i was to play last year. that was never going to happen, plus the pandemic hit. i was able to make it this year, which i'm really happy about it, and like i said, with everything that comes

a brilliant free kick from mikkel damsgaard firing denmark ahead. the underdogs were roaring.uld england regroup? well, they did, via raheem sterling. 0nly kasper schmeichel�*s brilliance denied him at first but moments later, it was sterling's pressure that put england level. denmark's simon kjaer bundling it into his own net. but fair to say, most in wembley didn't mind. and neither did millions watching around the country. and after the break, england began to dominate. harry maguire superbly denied by schmeichel. could nothing get past him? with every england chance, the tension inside wembley grew. before extra time and the decisive moment. a challenge on sterling, penalty, and up stepped harry kane. and just look what it meant. england into the lead and soon they were into the final. cue an outpouring of emotion from the pitch to the stands, to watching royalty, to fan parks around the country. a night and a result that for the team meant everything. we knew that we were never going to go through a whole tournament without conceding, and we were going to have to respond

a brilliant free kick from mikkel damsgaard firing denmark ahead. the underdogs were roaring.ngland regroup? well, they did, via raheem sterling. 0nly kasper schmeichel�*s brilliance denied him at first but moments later, it was sterling's pressure that put england level. denmark's simon kjaer bundling into his own net. but fair to say, most in wembley didn't mind. and neither did millions watching around the country. and after the break, england began to dominate. harry maguire superbly denied by schmeichel. could nothing get past him? with every england chance, the tension inside wembley grew. before extra time and the decisive moment. a challenge on sterling, penalty, and up stepped harry kane. and just look what it meant. england into the lead and soon they were into the final. cue an outpouring of emotion from the pitch to the stands, to watching royalty, to fan parks around the country. a night and a result that for the team meant everything. we knew that we were never going to go through a whole tournament without conceding, and we were going to have to respond to setba