London: England was gripped by Euro 2020 Fervor when Gareth Southgate troops prepared to face Denmark for a place in the final of the major tournament for that time in 55 years.
The UK assumed that expectations increased.
Denmark is powered by resilience and recovery.
And emotions will be high at Wembley Stadium before their European Championship semi-final match even starting on Wednesday when there will be a while to remember the most terrible tournament incidents and players who will not play for Denmark.
The British squad has signed Jersey No.
10 stated with the name Christian Eriksen which will be handed over to Denmark Captain Simon Kjaer by England Mitra Harry Kane.
British players were on the bus traveling to London from their training base to prepare for the opening match of the Euro 2020 on June 12 when Eriksen fainted in the field while playing against Finland.
He must be resistited with defibrillators.
“We saw it on the screen,” said British defender Kieran Trippier, former Eriksen teammate at Tottenham.
“I’m close to Christianity.
The most important thing is that he gets better.” Perhaps the most extraordinary is that while Eriksen recovered from his heart stops, Denmark has succeeded in achieving the semifinals for the first time since unexpectedly won the European Championship in 1992.
“The last four weeks have become a lifelong emotion,” Denmark coach Kasper Hjulmand said , “We have faced death in a way that I never have.” After losing two opening matches – including the Finnish match that was continued that day – Denmark saw on the verge of elimination.
But they are familiar with the formation switch from 4-2-3-1 to 3-4-3 and beat Russia in their last group match to advance before expelling Wales and the Czech Republic to establish a meeting with England.
Kasper Dolberg has scored three goals, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg has been very good in midfield and Casper Schmeichel has given leadership even beyond his rescue in the goal.
“With everything we have passed from the first match to where we are now quite extraordinary,” said Danish midfielder Christian Norgaard.
“We have to pinch yourself on the arm sometimes to realize what we have achieved.” That, to a certain extent, is the understanding in British forces at the 2018 World Cup when the team reached the semifinals even though it was a little expected from them under the coach of Gareth Southgate.
Now they returned to other semifinals – after also losing in the last four UEFA League Nations first – there was a sense that England had to convey in a way that had not reached the end of 1966 in the last world of cups.
“We have made very good development for years,” Trippier said.
“I spoke with several younger young men before the tournament and said, ‘Don’t have fear.
Enjoy because they are only around every few years of this tournament.”‘ The British progress foundation at Euro 2020 has defended himself with no target conceding in five matches, Only one of them has been played from Wembley – Hakarian 4-0 Saturday Ukrainian in Rome.
Trippier said moving to Atletico Madrid and guided by Diego Simeone had helped increase it as a defender.
A career that was reduced in the last year after the last World Cup developed again with trippier won the Spanish title and now hopes for the first British title too.
“Simeone made sure you defend first and foremost.
If not, you will find out in the dressing room,” Trippier said.
“I have to fight for a lot in my career, with so many setbacks.
It’s about bouncing back and challenging yourself.
I have to overcome so much.
I have been abandoned from the British team.
I have to move to countries.
People say that It is a mistake for playing abroad.
“For me, I am one of the people who like to go at the deep end.
Don’t bother me.
It was an opportunity and I grabbed it with both hands.
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