Shades of Gazza v Germany in 96?

England have been right on it from the first whistle and Harry Kane finds space outside before whipping a dangerous cross into the box.

Raheem Sterling is slightly caught on his heels and just cannot reach the ball to divert.

Any contact and that would have been the opener.

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England's attacking play in the first five minutes has been very lop-sided, all coming down the left.

Luke Shaw looking to connect with Raheem Sterling again.

England have made a lively start.

This almost falls for England as Mason Mount turns cleverly on the edge of the box and the ball sneaks through.

Bukaya Sako is looking to steam in, but Kasper Schmeichel is quick off his line to smother.

First chants of "It's Coming Home" from the Wembley faithful.

Show me Kasper Schmeichel's face please.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Good start from Raheem Sterling, very positive from the off, picks it up goes past two players, just a little tap on the ankle and he goes down and wins the free-kick.

Speedster Raheem Sterling straight into the action and runs at the Danish defence before being bundled over by Thomas Delaney.

Signs already of what's in store for Denmark tonight.

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Here we go then, the time for talking is over.

Can England reach their first European Championship final or will Denmark prove to be party poopers?

Away we go at a bouncing Wembley Stadium.

Tiny car has brought the ball on.

Love that.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

Deafening noise around Wembley as the teams come out - but it's been like that for quite a while now. Amazing atmosphere in here.

Denmark's national anthem 'There is a Lovely Land' is followed by 'God Save The Queen'.

All the players are belting it out.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Denmark won't fear this they will relish it - they will think we're going to Wembley, can we beat England in their own back yard? That would probably be one of their greatest results apart from winning the final of the Euros. To come here, with the atmosphere like this, they will be right up for it.

It would be interesting to know how many were here at Euro 1996 - some who are here tonight wouldn't have even been born! It's a chance for these players to re-write history.

The two sets of players are serenaded with 'Sweet Caroline' as they enter the pitch.

Atmosphere today at Wembley is so good, so good.

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Tim Senna: I'm probably clinically insane but I'm honestly calm. This isn't the overhyped golden generation who secretly hated each other, this is the new young England side who are a massive group of talented mates & play without pressure. It's coming home

Jez Orbell: I’m trying to keep myself calm by watching an episode of Gardeners World with my wife - I still don’t think I’ve had such stress while watching someone put compost into a pot

Ashley Young
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

The way that Gareth had us calm and assured and ready for the semi-final in Russia. Everyone knew what we had to go and do and obviously it didn't go the way we had planned but the way Gareth gets the team set up is immense. I know tonight they are prepared in the same way, if not even better.

He's meticulous in his ways. Steve Holland is the same. It's not just the team, it's individuals. Everyone knew when you went on that pitch what you had to do as an individual and as a collective. Like I say it was a disappointment but this team tonight playing in front of our home fans is going to feel unbelievable. The fans have been incredible, we saw that when we were out in Russia but to see the pictures and everyone back home was incredible. To play in front of this crowd in this stadium is just set up for us to go all the way to the final. I know exactly how Southgate prepares and makes everyone come together as a team. The team bond there is unbelievable.

How you holding up?

Thumbs up for excited.

Thumbs down for nervous.

Micah Richards
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I remember being in the changing room playing a qualifier and there were 80,000 inside Wembley and when we were in the changing room and they started singing it just gets you going. It gets the juices flowing and it makes you know it's time for war.

You have to enjoy it because it's a once in a lifetime opportunity. Some of these players will never get to do this again. That's why playing at Wembley is so important because when the game is maybe going in Denmark's favour, it's the fans that get you back into it. It's just an absolutely incredible atmosphere here.

Wembley is absolutely rocking for this one.

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