Kan has passed England through Ukraine and entered the 2020 Euro Cup finals in Euro2020 News

With a 4-0 win over Ukraine, they host a semi-final match against Denmark at Wembley Stadium on Wednesday.

Harry Kane twice scored for floating England in the 2020 Euro Cup finals, beating Ukraine 4-0 on Saturday in a one-on-one victory in Rome.

Kane ended a worrying international drought over the weekend with a 2-0 defeat in Germany’s last 16-0 win and put England ahead within four minutes of a sweaty evening in the Italian capital.

Gareth Southgate’s side left this quarter-final tie with two more goals in sight at the start of the second half, before Harry Maguire netted one again to Kane.

Substitute Jordan Henderson scored the fourth, and on Wednesday Denmark will have to wait until the Wembley semi-final for England to reach the finals of the first European Championship and are now confident of securing their first major international title since 1966.

The draw here was a pleasant one for them, as Ukraine were surely a weak opponent they could have expected to face in the quarter-finals, a stage they lost to Italy and Portugal in the last European Championship.

However, the statistics are impressive, as England have won five games in this tournament without conceding a goal.

The excellent part of the game in the wide areas was remarkable, as Raheem Sterling and Jadon Sancho, who were making their first outing in the euro, were too hot to manage Ukraine.

Kane, their captain, went eight hours without finding his country’s net, but his opener was second in just eight minutes after a late-strike victory over Germany.

Regardless of the opposition, the display at the Stadio Olimpico was advanced to the level in the last third of the previous Euro matches and they will be at home as a favorite against the Czech Republic who played in the quarter-finals against the Czech Republic. on Saturday in remote Bakun.

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This will be the only match England will play away from home in the competition and they made a big difference with the defeat of the Germans, who saw more than 40,000 fans at Wembley, where the coronavirus restrictions were eased.

As Italy now imposes a five-day quarantine on all arrivals in the UK, the number of England fans in Rome was already alone in the European Union but continued to be heard among people under 12,000.

They had a lot to celebrate, unlike their Ukrainian teammates, as Andriy Shevchenko’s team soon came to compete to take the country to the top semifinals of the tournament.

They pulled out of their group and overcame Sweden by 10 people in overtime in the final 16, and the chances of shaking England seemed dead and buried when they were left behind at first.

Sterling, who terrorized the Ukrainian defense from the left, was played by Kane, who overtook Georgiy Bushchan.

Fans of England celebrate in Trafalgar Square after the match [Henry Nicholls/Reuters]

Ukrainian giant striker Roman Yaremchuk was forced to save Jordan Pickford and Bushchan left out a Declan Rice piledriver because England looked comfortable.

However, Ukraine had another proposal, after injured defender Serhiy Kryvtsov was replaced by Dynamo Kiev winger Viktor Tsygankov in the 36th minute.

The first half came to a close and England’s more pessimistic fans took a break to recover from leaving the Euro 2016, despite opening the scoring in the fourth minute when they lost to Iceland in the last 16.

They don’t have to worry.

England started the restart in less than a minute and a foul on Kane allowed Luke Shaw to take a free-kick from the left to get in on Maguire.

Four minutes later Sterling supplied the overlapping Shaw and crossed a rejuvenated Kane to go home.

The Tottenham star almost had his triple, a sharp volley, creating a brilliant exception for Bushchan.

The fourth goal came from a corner kick by Mason Mount, another header, this time from Henderson, the first of five substitutes sent by Southgat, who would have been thinking about the semi-final long before this quarter-final was officially over.