Micah Richards
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Look. We're all England fans but we've got to say it how it is. They go to VAR, I think the referees and the decisions in this tournament have been fantastic, but I can't see how that's not been overturned.

I don't know if the crowd had a part to play in it because they were shouting and the roof absolutely lifted when Sterling went down. I think the officials have got that decision wrong. I'll take it, but Kasper did excellently to save it and he must be feeling terrible right now.

"Hold it now lads, hold it. The job is not done," is what Gareth Southgate is probably telling his side in half-time of extra time.

Biggest team talk of his career?

Al Mamun Russell: Not a penalty. I wonder why the ref didn’t check it on the screen!

Mike Hall: We need a clean goal or the Danes will be complaining for years! That was never a penalty.

Luke: That was everything thanks Harry! Dread, grief and eruption of joy in less than 5 secs!

England are 15 minutes from the European Championship final.

That was England's first extra-time goal since Euro 2004 (Frank Lampard v Portugal).

England on the break through Kyle Walker, laying it on to Harry Kane and the skipper earns a free-kick.

By the way, Kane is now joint-level with Gary Lineker for most goals scored (10) for England at major tournaments.

Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is absolute scenes. Everyone's jumping up and down, waving their shirts, waving their flags. This is what football is all about. Good for Kane to recover after the miss. He was quickest to react. It's absolutely going off here behind the goal though.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

The roof has come off this stadium it's unbelievable. Harry Kane has a bit of good fortune, he's the first one to react and puts it in the bottom corner. That is surely England into the final!

Harry Kane has ball in hand...

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103 mins

England 1-1 Denmark

VAR is having a look.

Has to be given.

IS given.

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It's Raheem Sterling, who Denmark just cannot deal with.

He is tripped in the box by Joakim Maehle and England have a penalty.

The delivery is poor from Phil Foden, failing to clear the first man.

Take him off, Gareth.

Jordan Henderson played in by Phil Foden and England have another corner.

Jon Evans: Grealish and Foden is what we've all been waiting for.

Andrew Priestley: Denmark sitting back and playing for penalties. England pushing and probing for a winner. This is new!

Denmark are there for the taking.

They are offering nothing in the final third, they're out on their feet.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Denmark are just hanging in there, England need that bit more that we keep talking about - they need that bit of quality in the final third.

That was travelling.

Jack Grealish stinging the fists of Kasper Schmeichel with a long range drive, before Raheem Sterling curls one high and not so handsomely into the stands.

"Aaaaaahhh," bellow the England faithful.

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