Denmark's opening goal against England should not have stood according to laws of the game
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The Euro 2020 semi-final at Wembley got off to a fiery start with Denmark taking the front foot and grabbing the game by the scruff of the neck.
Unfazed by the overwhelming home support the Danish made encouraging runs forward and caused problems at the back for England.
They won a free-kick when Luke Shaw wrestled Andreas Christensen to the ground. 21 year old Mikkel Damsgaard stepped-up to take the free-kick and thundered into the back of the net from long range.
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