England vs Denmark Prediction & Betting Tips - Euro

Prediction published on 04/07/2021, 03:42  by Steve Ashfield | Modified on 06/07/2021 at 07:24 in Euro Prediction

England will be back at home to take on Denmark in the Euro 2020 semifinals, after their heroics in Rome, where they thrashed Ukraine 4-0. Denmark, on the other hand, managed a 2-1 win over Czech Republic in the quarters, and this is bound to be a tougher game for both sides. England have no loss at this competition; the only time they failed to win was in the 0-0 draw with Scotland. They’ve also not conceded a goal so far, while after struggling a bit to get the goals at the group stages, they’ve found their scoring boots in the knockout stages. In their three opening games of the competition, they managed two goals, and in two in the knockouts, they’ve scored six. Harry Kane’s return to scoring ways has really boosted England and after grabbing three goals in two matches, he will be very confident in the semis, especially as they get back to play at home. Bukayo Saka missed the Ukraine game with injury but should be available for the semis, though his replacement, Jadon Sancho did well. Jack Grealish, who has also been impressive in this competition will be pushing for a start, as England eyes a 12th unbeaten outing. They’ve won 10 of the last 11 matches and head to this game with clean sheets in their last seven matches, while only conceding one goal in the 11 matches. England have no loss in nine home matches, winning eight and keeping eight clean sheets.

Denmark didn’t have the strongest of starts to this competition but they’ve been remarkable in their recovery. They lost their opening two matches in the competition and only managed to squeeze through after beating Russia 4-1 in the final group game. A near-tragedy incident involving Cristian Eriksen rocked their first game of the campaign and they lost 1-0 to first timers, Finland before a loss to Belgium in the second game. They haven’t looked back after that though, and in the last three matches they’ve scored 10 goals. They had a powerful first half against Czech Republic in the quarters but lost a bit of the pace in the second half and only managed to hold on for a slim win. The Danes have failed to keep clean sheets in four of their five matches at this competition. Though they’ve scored in each of their last four, they’ve failed to shut out opposition completely after taking the lead in three of the four matches. This will be more of an away match for Denmark, and England will enjoy the most support, but the Danes have a good away run, with just one loss in their last 21 matches.