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Maguire sent off for two challenges, Walker concedes contentious penalty which Eriksen converts
England down to third in Group A2, Belgium top
Sides drew 0-0 in Copenhagen last month
England 0-1 Denmark
Gareth Southgate is desperate for half time. He wants a good team talk here and probably a shout-off.
Pierre-Emile Hojberg has a swing at Harry Kane in the meantime, catching him painfully on the knee, and gets a yellow. Jose Mourinho is squirming...
Poland 1-0 Bosnia
Poland
You know who has scored for Poland, Robert Lewandowski putting them ahead. It's significant as, with Italy and the Dutch drawing in Bergamo, it's Poland who top that group as it stands.
England 0-1 Denmark
Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
What a ball, once again, from Reece James. There was question marks over Harry Kane's fitness, was he fit, wasn't he fit? Is he fit? Isn't he fit? He should have really gambled earlier, he's a player that is prolific but James couldn't have done any more.
England 0-1 Denmark
Kyle Walker finds Reece James on the right touchline. He plays another excellent ball into the box but Harry Kane, again, isn't in the right place to get on the end of it.
James has been impressive.
England 0-1 Denmark
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley
This was 31 minutes of unrelenting misery for Harry Maguire. He put himself under pressure with a reckless early challenge and his performance afterwards was simply awful, leading to that lack of control for the second yellow.
Maguire's confidence looks shot and he is a liability at present for club and country.
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Never a pen!! It's a shame we haven't got some kind of video referee to iron out these terrible refereeing mistakes...
Elliott, Mersea
James Lockwood: Never a penalty, but really poor by Maguire moments before and then Pickford being his usual rash self, perhaps now Pope will get the chance he deserves?
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Sad to say Maguire is just a liability for club and country right now. He needs time to improve away from big games, and separate his personal from professional life.
Andy, Cardiff
Surely that Maguire tackle was just that - a tackle! He didn't just touch the ball - he leathered it, and he had no choice but to slide through. Nuts!
Tim in Marlow
England 0-1 Denmark
Andreas Christensen drags back Harry Kane, who tries to chase a long ball over the top. The Chelsea defender is in the book now.
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Kasper Dolberg, who hasn't recovered from the tackle by Harry Maguire, is off for Denmark and replaced by Pione Sisto.
Ainsley Maitland-Niles is the one sacrificed by England, while Tyrone Mings comes on.
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Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
It's an emphatic penalty from Christian Eriksen on his 100th cap.
England started the game well but now they've got so much work to do being a man and goal down.
England 0-1 Denmark
Harry Maguire's red card is England's third red card at Wembley - Paul Scholes vs Sweden in June 1999 and Steven Gerrard vs Ukraine in September 2012 previously.
England 0-1 Denmark
No penalty in my opinion but when you defend like that, you deserve to concede one!
England 0-0 Denmark
Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
That is calamitous defending - Jordan Pickford isn't happy with the decision. There was hesitation in the back line but I'm not sure that's a penalty at all. It's really soft.
Christian Eriksen
On his 100th appearance, Christian Eriksen slots it coolly down the middle. Work to do for England.
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Shambles. Absolute shambles.
Kyle Walker doesn't deal with the long ball. He gets in a soft tussle with Thomas Delaney and Jordan Pickford comes in to make matters worse.
There's absolutely nothing in it and Delaney makes a meal of it but Walker and Pickford were in no-man's land.
England 0-0 Denmark
Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
It's been a horrible start to the season for Harry Maguire. He put himself under pressure with the early challenge and he just let the ball get away with him. He went to ground again, and that's the issue, you always give the referee a decision to make.
England have been dominate and controlled the game position wise and now they are a man down.
It's a poor first touch from Maguire and Kasper Dolberg is onto him. He does get the ball but his follow through gets Dolberg. You could say he's a bit unfortunate but I don't think you can argue that it is a second yellow.
England 0-0 Denmark
Tyrone Mings takes his trackies off. He's going to come on. Harry Kane runs over to read some magic tactics on Gareth Southgate's notepad.
England 0-0 Denmark
This isn't overly surprising...
Harry Maguire's been sluggish all game and it's another rash tackle, where he just didn't seem to have any balance after a poor touch.
A second yellow and he's off. The Manchester United centre-back heads straight down the tunnel.
England 0-0 Denmark
Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
Normally in that position, with Harry Kane, you'd expect the net to bulge. Once again England waste the opportunity.
England 0-0 Denmark
That was a chance!
Declan Rice lofts a ball in from deep, spotting the run of Mason Mount in the box. He brings it down and tees up Harry Kane but the striker's first touch isn't great.
It means the ball is behind him as he tries to swivel and shoot and in the end, he doesn't get enough on it.