Could be awkward on the course tomorrow for Lee Westwood or Thomas Bjorn.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

The relationship between Raheem Sterling and Luke Shaw is phenomenal, the understanding they have with each other.

There has been a clamour to start different players in that position, but the reason Southgate is not budging Sterling from the left-hand side. Because of the relationship between those two.

Sterling knows when to play it, he knows where Shaw is going to be and what time to pass it. Sterling doesn't even have to look and he knows that Shaw will be on his bike.

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The Danish commentary team go wild for Andreas Christensen's incredible strike during Denmark's 4-1 win over Russia which sent them through to the last 16.

Alun Morris: A long way from home but it’s still coming home!

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Former England captain and centre-back Terry Butcher played in the 1990 World Cup semi-final against West Germany, which they lost in a penalty shootout.

A lot of these players have played in big European games and won titles. They are very experienced in winning things but they will feel this is the stage they belong on.

I like this team. They really appeal to me. You can't help but like them. They give you energy. They give you excitement. They give you wins.

My advice to captain Harry Kane: Keep leading by example. Keep believing in yourself. Give us your strength. Give us your character. Go out there and be Harry Kane. Be what you are - nothing else - and that is enough. You'll get chances and you will score because you're that good.

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Bukayo Saka is expected to start in place of Jadon Sancho.

It is expected to be the only change in Gareth Southgate's starting line-up at Wembley as England look to reach a first major tournament final since the 1966 World Cup final.

Saka missed Saturday's 4-0 quarter-final win against Ukraine with injury.

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Comedian and Three Lions co-writer David Baddiel on The One Show: "Still incredible to be in the stadium and hearing Three Lions. We heard it when Gazza scored against Scotland in 1996 and still do now.

It is a positive because it means England are winning. Many people, including England players, were not even born when it came out and they know the words to it.

We've got Three Lions on now.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

The way England are playing, the way they are attacking games now. Whoever Gareth seems to play seems to go out and play very well.

They are two games away from greatness, they are here at Wembley stadium. What an unbelievable opportunity for the players and the manager to write themselves into history.

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In the space of barely two weeks, Denmark have experienced "emotions of a lifetime" at Euro 2020 - and their rollercoaster ride continues.

Having to cope with seeing Christian Eriksen suffer a cardiac arrest on the pitch, and losing their first two games, the country galvanised and beat Russia in the final group game.

Now the side are riding the crest of a wave and have reached the semi-finals, where they will face in-form England at Wembley.

BBC Sport takes a look at how the Danes are living an unforgettable story. Read more here.

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Former striker Gary Lineker scored four goals during the 1990 World Cup and equalised for England in the semi-final but West Germany went on to win in the penalty shootout.

You don't get quite how mad the country is going when you're away with the team so we were a bit cocooned, and of course there was no social media.

But you knew the magnitude of it. These players have that experience and that will help them. They are good young players, many of whom have won tournaments at youth level, so they are much better placed than we were in 1990.