Disillusionment closes England's hold up for the last 16

England's star-studded group may not light against Denmark. In spite of their quality, Gareth Southgate's followers had to take off the field with a draw. Hence, their hold up for the last 16 has increased.

In Thursday's Euro Bunch C coordinate in Frankfurt (January 20), Britain drew 1-1 with Denmark. After Harry Kane's objective took them ahead, they misplaced the lead to Martin Juelman's goal.

Though they remained ahead in quality, the English couldn't sparkle on the field. Instep, the Danes appeared dominance through their ball ownership and animosity. They had 16 shots amid the whole coordinate, 7 of which were on target, compared to Southgate's disciples' 12 shots and 4 goals.

Initially, Britain looked promising with their assault. They made a extraordinary chance in the 12th miniature. Taking a pass from Kyle Walker, Phil Foden entered the box without obstacle and shot, but it didn't discover the net.

However, six minutes afterward, Harry Kane fizzled to discover the target. He attempted to sneak past protector Christensen on the right side of the D-box but fizzled to reach the ball due to the opponents' intercession. The ball effortlessly come to the striker star.

After falling behind, Denmark expanded their assault to capture up. They didn't take long to succeed. In the 34th diminutive, after losing position in their possess region after a toss, the English group, took the ball from 30 yards absent and scored a brilliant objective by Yulman.

After caution, the English lead returned. But luckiness didn't offer assistance, as Foden's 22-yard shot was missed in the 56th diminutive. Instep of that, Watkins frightened their opponents' box. A brilliant pass from Bellingham took a long corner of the box, but Smith's bliss ceased the objective. They wrapped up the draw fulfilled with both groups