England reach Euro 2020 semi-finals after 4-0 win against Ukraine - here's when they next play

England has reached the Euro 2020 semi-finals after winning 4-0 against Ukraine in the quarter-finals (Photo: ALESSANDRO GAROFALO/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)England has reached the Euro 2020 semi-finals after winning 4-0 against Ukraine in the quarter-finals (Photo: ALESSANDRO GAROFALO/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
England has reached the Euro 2020 semi-finals after winning 4-0 against Ukraine in the quarter-finals (Photo: ALESSANDRO GAROFALO/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)

England has reached the Euro 2020 semi-finals after winning 4-0 against Ukraine in the quarter-finals.

The squad faced Ukraine at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome on Saturday evening (3 July), and will now meet Denmark in the last four after their victory.

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Harry Kane got the night off to a positive start with an early strike in the first half, before heading in his second shortly after Harry Maguire had doubled the lead immediately after half-time.

Substitute Jordan Henderson scored the fourth goal, making it his first ever goal for England.

After the game, he told the BBC: “I always felt it would come eventually but I never really think about it, that I need to score goals. I need to concentrate on my job on the pitch.

“Of course I would have liked to have scored more goals but I can’t complain, I’m here, contributing and managed to get on the scoresheet.”

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Manager Gareth Southgate made two changes from the Germany victory, as Mason Mount was recalled and Jadon Sancho handed his first start of the finals.

England reverted to the four-man defence which operated across the group stages, with Kieran Trippier dropping to the bench and Bukayo Saka missing out completely.

Southgate told the BBC: “It’s fabulous. It’s still sinking in a bit, we are in another semi-final, three in three years.

“We want to go the two steps further, I know what will be happening at home and that’s great.

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“They should be enjoying it, it’s been a long year for everyone and I’m chuffed the two performances have brought so much enjoyment and happiness to people.”

England will now play Denmark in the semi-finals on Wednesday (7 July) at 8pm.

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