Italy booked their Euro 2020 final spot by triumphing over Spain on penalties on Tuesday as they wait the winner between England and Denmark due tonight.

Joleon Lescott, a LiveScore columnist exclusively pens his thoughts on the clash for your pleasure, while we also look back at the last European Championship meeting between the two side  and we also have all the latest from Wimbledon

England will attempt to reach their first ever European Championship final tonight — but 1992 winners Denmark are expected to display tough test.

The Three Lions thrashed Ukraine 4-0 to book their second successive major semi-final and will be hoping for a much different outcome to the 2-1 defeat to Croatia at the 2018 World Cup.

Denmark’s 2-1 victory over the Czech Republic was a tighter affair but the Danes have grown stronger as the tournament progresses and have the players to trouble England’s previously unbreakable backline.

Our preview gives you everything you need to know ahead of the huge game.

Former England international Lescott’s Euro 2020 columns continue as our man looks ahead to this evening’s clash.

Lescott, 38, runs the rule over the Danes and warns England about the dangers Kasper Hjulmand’s team possess.

He also details why he thinks Gareth Southgate’s handling of Jadon Sancho this tournament has been particularly impressive.

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It is 29 years since England and Denmark last did battle at the European Championships.

Back at Euro 92, optimism was high in England after a strong showing at Italia 90, while the Danes had only qualified after Yugoslavia were withdrawn.

But England failed to lay a glove on Denmark in the group stage as their opponents made the most of their late luck to lift the trophy in unlikely fashion.

The men’s draw at Wimbledon takes centre stage as all four quarter-finals are played on Wednesday.

Novak Djokovic faces the unseeded Marton Fucsovics before Roger Federer is up against Hubert Hurkacz on Centre Court.

On Court No1, Karen Khachanov’s clash with Denis Shapovalov is up first ahead Matteo Berrettini’s meeting with Felix Auger-Aliassime.

Away from the international action, we have also got you covered with the latest transfer gossip from the domestic game.

Every weekday throughout the summer window, our daily Transfer Talk column will bring you rumours and updates on the biggest names.

On top of that, our Euro 2020 Transfer Talk bulletin puts the futures of those starring at the tournament under the microscope.