England fans will see their men’s national team in the final of a major tournament for the first time in half a century after Harry Kane sent the Three Lions to the Euro 2020 final.
Skipper Kane bundled home the rebound after his weak extra-time penalty had been saved.
But England held out for a 2-1 victory, much to the delight of jubilant supporters, including the Duke of Cambridge, David Beckham and Boris Johnson at Wembley.
It was a night of mixed emotions for home fans, after Denmark took an unlikely lead only to concede an own goal equaliser 10 minutes later.
But the eventual win meant it was a night of celebration in Peterborough and across the country.
England’s men last reached a major final in 1966, while the women’s side were losing finalists at Euro 1984 and 2009.
The final against Italy will take place on Sunday at 8pm.
1. Engalnd v Denmark
England fans watching the Euro 20 semi-final at the Coyotes Bar and Grill at New Road, Peterborough EMN-210707-231107009 Photo: Midlands
2. Engalnd v Denmark
England fans watching the Euro 20 semi-final at the Coyotes Bar and Grill at New Road, Peterborough EMN-210707-231056009 Photo: Midlands
3. Engalnd v Denmark
England fans watching the Euro 20 semi-final at the Coyotes Bar and Grill at New Road, Peterborough EMN-210707-231045009 Photo: Midlands
4. Engalnd v Denmark
England fans watching the Euro 20 semi-final at the Coyotes Bar and Grill at New Road, Peterborough EMN-210707-231023009 Photo: Midlands