England Put On A Great Demonstration When They Beat Ukraine In Rome To Host.

Manager Gareth Southgate's side has traced Germany's incredible last 16 wins and continues its impressive tournament run with calm performances and top quality. Returning to his best after the group stage clash, Harry Kane chased his target against Germany and scored an acceptable pass from Rahim Sterling in just four minutes.

Ukraine barely threatened, and England was on their way to a second successive semifinal after reaching the bottom four of the 2018 World Cup when Harry Maguire hit his head seconds after the break from a Luke Shaw free-kick.

And a towering Shaw was the creator again four minutes later with a perfect cross from six yards in front of Kane. England was so impressive that they only beat Ukraine with substitute Jordan Henderson scoring his fourth - his first international aim in his 62nd game - when he got a perfect corner from Mason Mount.

To add to the satisfaction of England and Southgate, they kept a fifth straight goal conceded to maintain their history of not recognizing at Euro 2020. You will now face Denmark in the last 16 on Wednesday at Wembley Stadium (start time 20:00 CEST).

Reaction from the Stadio Olimpico as England reach the semifinals of Euro 

England coach Southgate did not hesitate for a second, believing that captain Kane would significantly impact Euro 2020 even if he failed to match and could not score in group games against Croatia, Scotland, and the Czech Republic.

Southgate's faith paid off when Kane lost to England from the decisive second in a 2-0 win over Germany. That sparked the real Kane to life in the tournament - and he punished Ukraine in signature style.

Kane stormed for the first, came to power within a second for his 47th goal in England, and spectacularly almost completed a hat-trick with a left-footed volley that hit the crossbar by Ukraine goalkeeper Georgi Bachchan.