Ultra-dominant against a powerless Ukraine (4-0), England offered themselves a place in the semi-finals, where they will face Denmark at home, at Wembley. Harry Kane (doubled), Harry Maguire and Jordan Henderson offered a comfortable success to the Three Lions, who still have not conceded a goal in this Euro!
• Italy dominates Belgium
How far will this team go? Attractive, Italy managed the perfect match to tame Belgium, one of the favorites of this Euro, in the quarter-finals (2-1). Nicolo Barella and Lorenzo Insigne allowed the Squadra Azzurra to fold the match quickly, despite some final scares. In the semi-finals, they will face Spain. For Belgium, it's a terrible slap.
• This time the penalty shootout was fatal for the Swiss
Spain put an end to the Swiss dream. While the Nati, heroic in defense and ten against eleven for more than half an hour, managed to snatch a new penalty shootout, this time they were disillusioned, missing three attempts, before Mikel Oyarzabal qualifies Spain for its first semi-final of the Euro since 2012 (1-1, 1-3 on pens).
• Where will Denmark stop?
Buoyed by overflowing enthusiasm since the near-drama that affected Christian Eriksen in the first game, the Vikings qualified for the last four for the first time since their surprise coronation in 1992. Two goals from Thomas Delaney (5th) and Kasper Dolberg (42nd) provided the essentials for the selection of Kasper Hjulmand from halftime. Despite the fifth goal of the Euro from the amazing Patrik Schick (49th), the Czech Republic did not manage to turn the situation around. _AF
The results (1/4 final):
Spain: 1 – Switzerland: 1 (3-1 pens) Italy: 2 – Belgium 1
Denmark: 2 - Czech Republic: 1
England: 4 - Ukraine: 0
The program of the ½ finals:
Tuesday July 6 at 15h :Italy - Spain
Wednesday, July 7 at 15h : England - Denmark
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