The last Danish goalkeeper to have more saves in a Euros match than Kasper Schmeichel today (six) was his father Peter in 1992 against Germany (seven).

It's all England, has been since around the 70th minute.

Luke Shaw, Shawberto, looking for another assist but the cross is cleared.

Declan Rice had the best passing accuracy - 95.2% - of any English player today.

Three Danes have had a better success rate.

Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Two of the subs warming up are Tyrone Mings and Conor Coady so that will be interesting. Declan Rice is going off, he's put in a shift but he's looking tired now. We need that little bit of quality now. Foden is going to come on, we need that pass - that one that's going to open up because we've been pushing and pushing, we just need to have that quality in the final third that we've been lacking.

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Here they come.

Phil Foden, with his Gazza cut, is on for Mason Mount.

Jordan Henderson too, for Declan Rice.

Harry Kane is in behind for the first time in a long time and forces Kasper Schmeichel into another excellent save low down.

That was bound for the far corner.

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The arrival of Phil Foden and Jordan Henderson is imminent.

England have been eliminated in six of their last seven games that have gone to extra time in major tournaments.

Just that penalty shootout win over Colombia three years ago in that time.

The Wembley crowd have found their voices again.

They believe it's still coming home.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Sometimes you go to a tournament and you have a lot of energy and the belief and confidence goes high and all of a sudden you hit a brick wall and tonight Denmark have hit a brick wall.

But England don't put the ball in the box enough they don't shoot enough it's all playing in front of people. Do it a bit earlier, they're looking for the perfect goal. Don't do that, get it in there and you might get something, an own goal anything!

This is the first time since Euro 2000 that both semi-finals have gone to extra time.

Italy beat Spain on penalties yesterday.

Micah Richards
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

England have got the whole crowd behind them. England have done particularly well but it's just that final bit, that composure. We saw that first goal when Kane dropped into that little hole and played the ball quick. It's almost too slow getting there and to be fair to them, the reason Denmark are so tired is they've had to defend so many crosses, they've had to sit deeper than they would like. But I would like to see England introduce some more subs. Mount's doing a great team effort in terms of work rate, but in terms of creating something I want to see a little bit more.

30 more minutes.

Away we go.

Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Denmark are walking, literally slowing it down. Schmeichel has come over to me about four times when it's gone out for a goal kick literally like not even walking, snail's pace, trying to slow everything down. They are exhausted and we've got to get at them. They are on the ropes.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's been a good game, Denmark have run out of legs - they have not been looking forward to this extra time. England were all over them but they need to score.

This is England's fifth consecutive semi-final that has gone to extra time in a major tournament.

They've lost all previous four games.

Time to break down another barrier and put that right.

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Southgate's made only one sub so far.

Not as though he hasn't got options on the bench.

An abundance of talent to choose from.