November 7, 2024

Roy Keane says he wouldn’t replace England players with ANY of the Denmark stars but admits Kasper Hjulmand’s side are a ‘proper team’ and will make it a ‘tough night’ for …

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Roy Keane has piled the pressure onto England at Wembley, insisting nobody in the Denmark XI could break into Gareth Southgate’s line-up. 

A spot in the Euro 2020 final awaits the winner at full-time, with the Three Lions favourites to setup a clash with Italy back in the capital on Sunday.    

Denmark have fired 10 goals in their last three games at the tournament and breakout stars like Joakim Maehle have been dangerous all summer but Keane believes, on paper, England are far superior. 

England are on the brink of a Euro 2020 final spot ahead of their clash with Denmark

England are on the brink of a Euro 2020 final spot ahead of their clash with Denmark 

Roy Keane has claimed that none of the Danish players would get into a Three Lions line-up

Roy Keane has claimed that none of the Danish players would get into a Three Lions line-up

‘I think they’re excellent obviously when you go this far you’re a very good team they’re very well organised, coached and will be well prepared,’ the hard-man Irishman said on ITV punditry duty. 

‘They’re excellent, no superstars, but a proper team. They got a difficult start to the tournament but they’ve recovered well and it will be a tough night for England. 

‘I don’t know how many of this team get in the England team, I wouldn’t have any. So it’s going to be a tough ask.’ 

Keane believes the Danes will give Gareth Southgate's side a 'tough night' on Wednesday

Keane believes the Danes will give Gareth Southgate’s side a ‘tough night’ on Wednesday

England's star-packed squad are aiming for their first major tournament final as a group

England’s star-packed squad are aiming for their first major tournament final as a group 

Andreas Christensen and Kasper Schmeichel may have something to say about Keane’s view, but England’s star-packed squad is giving fans confidence. 

A 4-0 win last time out against Ukraine has raised hopes of ‘football coming home’, with the Three Lions into back-to-back semi-finals.  

The Three Lions’ stunning defensive record – keeping a clean-sheet in every game so far – will face another tough test though, with Kasper Dolberg starting up-front after three goals in his last two games.   

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