Andy: That is a gap in VAR, that didn’t appear to be a corner. Should that be checked and the goal ruled out?

VAR isn't allowed to check for that.

This time the corner is deeper to Jannik Vestergaard and he heads wide.

I'm not sure if Thomas Delaney was being marked but Jannik Vestergaard was and his header is blocked by Tomas Kalas. Another corner.

Kasper Dolberg swivels on the edge of the box and has a shot blocked. Corner to Denmark.

Maybe mark Thomas Delaney this time, yeah?

Wayne: Another team pays the price for not having anyone on the post for a corner.

Denmark have netted 10 goals in Euro 2020, their joint-highest return in a single edition of a major tournament (level with 1986 World Cup).

Ally McCoist is furious with the Czech defending on ITV.

Izzy Christiansen
England and Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

That is straight off the training ground, it's so smart.

An out-swinging corner and everyone is distracted by the near-post runs. Delaney is unmarked.

Denmark get a corner, disputed by the Czechs, after a couple of Kasper Dolberg ricochets.

When I was watching Denmark's last couple of games, their momentum is really something to behold. I can see them winning the whole thing.

Richard: I'm not short of reasons to support Denmark. They beat Wales. They came back from almost certain elimination. I have them in the sweep. It all adds to "Come on, Denmark!"

Tomas Soucek leaves one in on Joakim Maehle early doors. The Dane needs a bit of treatment.

They reckon there are less than 2,000 fans of both teams combined in this 60,000-seater.

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Under way in Baku, a long way from home for either side.

Izzy Christiansen
England and Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

This game is poised really nicely to be entertaining.

The Danes are riding this wave, I'm so fascinated to see this one tactically, how they'll deal with each other team's fearless approach.

Vicki Sparks
BBC commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is a fantastic opportunity for both these sides to reach a semi-final.

Some of the Czech coaching staff and players were lamenting the fact this game is in Baku too.

One Czech player said he would have preferred it to be in Copenhagen - even though their opponents would have been at home - because their friends, family and fans would have been able to get there easier.

Vicki Sparks
BBC commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is the first time Denmark won't be playing in front of home fans.

I know there last match was in Amsterdam, but it might have well have been in Copenhagen.

Denmark boss Kasper Hjulmand: “It’s the kind of chance we might never have again, a chance that we have worked incredibly hard for, for a long time.

“It’s a childhood dream, many, many years’ work for lots of people. We want to make the most of it and do everything to the best of our ability, prepare really well, follow through, and see what we have out there and how far that will take us.”