

Cameroon
Egypt
0
1
AFCON
Burkina Faso
Senegal
1
3
AFCON
Egypt
Morocco
2
1
AFCON
Senegal
Eq. Guinea
3
1
AFCON
Malawi
Senegal
0
0
AFCON
Zimbabwe
Guinea
2
1
AFCON
Gabon
Morocco
2
2
AFCON
Ghana
Comoros
2
3
AFCON
Brighton
Chelsea
1
1
Premier League
Cameroon
Ethiopia
4
1
AFCON
Liverpool
Arsenal
0
0
EFL Cup
Cape Verde
Burkina Faso
0
1
AFCON
Eq. Guinea
Ivory Coast
0
1
AFCON
Mauritania
Gambia
0
1
AFCON
Tunis
Mali
0
1
AFCON
Tottenham
Chelsea
0
1
EFL Cup
Man Utd
Aston Villa
1
0
Premier League
Bayern
M'Gladbach
1
2
Bundesliga
AS Roma
Juventus
3
4
Serie A
Lyon
PSG
1
1
Ligue 1
Real Madrid
Valencia
4
1
La Liga
Juventus
Napoli
1
1
Serie A
AC Milan
AS Roma
3
1
Serie A
Chelsea
Tottenham
2
0
EFL Cup
Leeds
Burnley
3
1
Premier League
Brentford
A Villa
2
1
Premier League
Man CIty
Arsenal
2
1
Premier League
Watford
Tottenham
0
1
Premier League
Cr Palace
West Ham
2
3
Premier League
Everton
Brighton
2
3
Premier League
Chelsea
Liverpool
2
2
Premier League
Getafe
Real
1
0
LaLiga
Atlético
Vallecano
2
0
LaLiga
Mallorca
Barcelona
LaLiga
Everton
Chelsea
1
1
Premier League
West Ham
Arsenal
0
2
Premier League
Southampton
Cr. Palace
2
2
Premier League
Wolves
Brighton
1
0
Premier League
Leeds
Man City
0
7
Premier League
Aston Villa
Norwich
2
0
Premier League
Newcastle
Liverpool
1
3
Premier League
Cagliari
Inter
0
4
Serie A
Empoli
Napoli
1
0
Serie A
Atalanta
H. Verona
2
1
Serie A
AC Milan
Udinese
1
1
Serie A
Juventus
Venezia
1
1
Serie A
AS Monaco
PSG
0
2
Ligue 1
Barceclona
Osasuna
2
2
LaLiga
Everton
Cr Palace
1
3
Premier League
Atlético
Real
0
2
LaLiga
Aston Villa
Liverpool
0
1
Premier League
Watford
Brentford
1
2
Premier League
Wolves
Man City
0
1
Premier League
Southampton
Arsenal
0
3
Premier League
Leeds
Chelsea
2
3
Premier League
Man United
Norwich
1
0
Premier League
West Ham
Burnley
0
0
Premier League
Newcastle
Leicester
0
4
Premier League
Villareal
Atalanta
3
2
Champions League
Barceclona
Bayern
0
3
Champions League
Club Brugge
PSG
1
4
Champions League
Man City
RB Leipzig
1
2
Champions League
Atlético
Porto
3
1
Champions League
Liverpool
AC Milan
2
1
Champions League
Sporting
Ajax
2
4
Champions League
Beskitas
Dortmund
0
5
Champions League
Inter
Real
0
2
Champions League
Chelsea
Zenit
3
3
Champions League
Malmö
Juventus
0
1
Champions League
Dynamo Kyiv
Benfica
0
2
Champions League
Sheriff
Shakhtar
1
1
Champions League
Young Boys
Man United
1
1
Champions League
Sevilla
Salzburg
0
1
Champions League
Lille
Wolfsburg
3
1
Champions League
Arsenal
Everton
1
2
Premier League
Liverpool
Wolves
1
0
Premier League
Genoa
Juventus
0
2
Serie A
Chelsea
West Ham
2
3
Premier League
Betis
Barcelona
1
0
LaLiga
Norwich
Tottenham
0
3
Premier League
Cr Palace
Man United
0
1
Premier League
Man City
Watford
3
1
Premier League
Brighton
Southampton
1
1
Premier League
Burnley
Newcastle
0
1
Premier League
Italy entered this first semi-final as favorites. They eventually triumphed over Spain in a fascinating and highly skilled encounter. Wembley wasn’t at capacity but was loud and atmospheric.
Italy opened the scoring on the hour mark, courtesy of a beautifully curled shot from Federico Chiesa. At this point, Italy may have felt that was going to be enough to take them into the final. However, now the stage was set for Spain’s Alvaro Morata to come off the bench. On 80 minutes, he played a one-two with Dani Olmo and scored past Gianluigi Donnarumma in the Italian goal. No further goals were scored in normal time, or extra time and the game went to penalties. Unfortunately for Morata it was his fluffed penalty that ultimately sent Spain home, as they went down 2-4, in the shootout.
Despite looking the better side, England needed a couple of slices of luck to defeat a gutsy Danish team. Kaspar Hjulmand’s Denmark gave it their best shot, but a combination of bad luck and England, under Gareth Southgate, having a bit more quality, ensured English progression and Danish heartbreak.
Mikkel Damsgaard opened the scoring with a fantastic free-kick from outside the area in 30 minutes. England needed to find a response. This was provided when Bukayo Saka’s cross was bundled into his own net by Simon Kjaer. Sterling had worried Denmark right from the start. Now in injury time, he drove into the box and hit the ground under a tackle from Joakim Maehle. The contact was minimal, but the penalty was given after a VAR check. Kaspar Schmeichel in the Denmark goal saved Kane’s penalty, but the rebound was kind for Kane and he smashed it home to send England into the final.
England goes into this final as favorites, due to home advantage and some good performances. However, Italy has a greater pedigree at the latter stages of major tournaments. Expect a tight encounter. It may be significant that Italy has had an extra day’s recovery time, but England will be hungry for its first major triumph in 55 years. Sterling is the man for England. Look out for Chiesa for Italy.
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