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England won opener against Iceland after late Sterling penalty
Coady makes debut in five-man defence, Phillips also wins first cap
Foden and Greenwood sent home after breach of coronavirus guidelines
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Denmark 0-0 England
Chris Waddle
Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
The game started with a high tempo but everyone is giving the ball away and there are a few free-kicks being given away.
Nobody seems to be able to get their foot on the ball yet.
The passing has been very poor, as it has been from Denmark as well, but England can't put three or four passes together.
Denmark 0-0 England
This is the problem with not having a naturally left-footed outfield player in the team.
Eric Dier steps up from the back and tries to find Jadon Sancho down the flank with a pass from his weaker foot, but plonks it straight out of play.
Awful.
Denmark 0-0 England
The social media experts are out in force tonight.
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No idea what Southgate is playing at here. You can't play Rice and Phillips in the same line up, epecially with 3 at the back and expect up to open teams up. We should be dominating and intimidating teams like Denmark. There is very little to scare them on this team sheet.
James, Kent
The abuse for the decision to include Kalvin Phillips is ridiculous considering the vast majority of those commenting will have no basis to determine whether Grealish is a better player than him or not (not to mention that they play different roles)
Jimmy Lew, Leeds
No left sided players in the team is ridiculous! Why no Mings?
Dane B, Saltash
Denmark 0-0 England
Chris Waddle
Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
England have always been quite flexible under Gareth Southgate.
I'm sure if there are any problems he'll be able to change it.
Denmark 0-0 England
4-3-3, 5-3-2?
Looks like the latter when England don't have the ball.
Happy to sit back with Denmark hogging possession early on.
Denmark 0-0 England
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in Copenhagen
No shrinking violet Conor Coady as he makes his international debut - he is the loudest voice among the England players just before kick-off.
Denmark 0-0 England
Away we go in Copenhagen after both sides take a knee.
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Skully: England midfield 3 of Rice, Dier and Phillips. I bet Europe is quaking in their boots
Tom Bray: How is Eric Dier in the England team over Jack Grealish!?! An absolute joke the guy can’t even get in the spurs team and he is playing ahead of one of the best players from last year!
Paul: maitland-niles can play left back, just as he did in fa cup semi final and final which arsenal won. He played great at LB. he also shut out adama traore when away to wolves. But no, we put a RB in trippier at LB when he's got nothing but his set pieces. Poor.
Denmark v England (19:45 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesDenmark have won just one of their eight competitive meetings with England (D2 L5), winning 1-0 in a 1984 Euro qualifier.
However, this is the first competitive meeting between the sides since the 2002 World Cup last 16 stage, when England produced one of their best knockout performances to win 3-0.
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Re Benched Grealish: Southgate would have found it difficult picking someone who wasn't in the original squad over someone who was. Worrying that our national manager can't make the tough decisions, for fear of being shown up.
Frank - West Mids
Sorry to say it but for all his plaudits from the World Cup, Southgate fails to inspire me. The WC saw us beaten whenever we played a top 10 team and he consistently picks players who are never going to be good enough at the top level - Pickford, Walker, Barkley. He leaves the likes of Saka and Maitland Niles out of the original squad entirely, then starts a Championship player. Don't get him.
Ben in Bedford
Denmark v England (19:45 BST)
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in Copenhagen
England manager Gareth Southgate took a stroll alone with his thoughts around Copenhagen's Parken Stadion before kick-off - and he will be hoping focus will be on the football tonight.
Southgate's pre-match preparations suffered the distraction of the young pair Phil Foden and Mason Greenwood being sent home for breaking Covid-19 protocols in Iceland.
Here in Copenhagen, he will be hoping debutants Kalvin Phillips and Coady give him some more palatable food for thought in this Uefa Nations League tie.
Image source, Getty ImagesCristiano Ronaldo is one goal off a piece of history tonight.
The Portugal captain will become the first European man to ever score 100 international goals if he bags in Sweden tonight.
The only player to ever score more international goals in men's football than Ronaldo is Iran legend Ali Daei, with 109.
We will bring you updates from Solna.
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I have the choice of U21 football where they scored six goals last match... Or watch a Southgate managed senior where even if they matched the result it would still be boring. Choices, choices... Wonder how much the negativity performance wise is on the players, manager or attack coaches. I turned off the Iceland game in disgust.
Dave.
I have literally fallen asleep reading that team selection. Not an ounce of creativity in midfield.
Stuart, Sutton Coldfield
Jack Grealish must be wondering what he has to do to get in his England team, I feel he would really complement England's front three. He is the creative and hardworking player England need in the middle.
Corey from Portsmouth
Denmark v England (19:45 BST)
England
England manager Gareth Southgate tells Sky Sports: "We have had total focus and dealt with everything yesterday. As soon as we left the hotel n Iceland, the players had trained well and we have to make sure people are talking about our football after tonight.
"I was fortunate to hand two players their first England shirt today and we spoke about what the badge mean and how you leave the shirt in a better way that you got it. I am pleased for Conor Coady and Kalvin Phillips who have had a longer wait than others and it may mean more to them.
"I did not need to build the game up in their minds but it was about giving them the belief they can go out there like they do for their clubs.
"We think it is good to play different systems and it suits the personnel we have. It is a good time to learn more.
"We have to keep winning football matches, that is what we have been tasked with doing. We have to make sure we prepare the team with the right mentality to win the game."
Manchester City
Kevin De Bruyne is the first Manchester City man to be named the Professional Footballers' Association's player of the year.
The Belgium playmaker's award breaks a two-year run of Liverpool winners, with Virgil Van Dijk and Mohamed Salah having claimed the prize over the previous two seasons.
Image source, BBC Sport"This is a big honour, to be voted by your colleagues, competitors from other teams who you always play against on the field. That they vote for you for best player; it's amazing," he said.
"It's maybe strange that I'm the first one at City, seeing all the good players who played there before and who are still playing. But it's nice to represent the club."
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Anyone who has watched Phillips knows he deserves his place tonight. Let's hope Southgate deploys him correctly so the Yorkshire Pirlo can prove the 'no premier league, not good enough' doubters wrong.
Andrew, Gateshead
If I was Grealish I would Ebay the training gear I had been given this week and throw my lot in with the Republic
Russ Worcester
Not sure what I'm more frustrated at. Not starting Grealish or Insisting on starting Pickford. Southgate clearly has his favorites imo. Pickford is definitely in 'if the face fits' category.
Eddie - Canterbury
Chelsea
Image source, BBC SportBeth England has won the women's player of the year award, having helped Chelsea do the Women's Super League and League Cup double.
Striker England scored 21 goals in all competitions for the Blues, and prevented Arsenal's Vivianne Miedema claiming the award twice in a row.
England also edged out her Chelsea team-mates Sophie Ingle, Guro Reiten and Ji So-yun, and Arsenal's Kim Little.
"It's a huge honour to be voted for by your fellow peers, so thank you to everyone who voted for me," England said.
Liverpool
Image source, BBC SportLiverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold has won the men's young player of the year award, seeing off Manchester United duo Marcus Rashford and Mason Greenwood, Chelsea's Tammy Abraham and Mason Mount, and Arsenal's Bukayo Saka.
"As a team and individually the mentality is to keep going and to keep striving forward, because we're not done yet," he said.
He's even got a start for England now.
Denmark v England (19:45 BST)
Rob Green
Former West Ham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live
It's a long-term plan, Southgate mentioned that in his press conference.
The formations in games in modern day football can change in the blink of an eye. You can go out playing with a three, four or a five at the back but it's a lot more versatile now, the players are much more versatile.
They're trying to find people who can fit into each role.