the English and Danes cannot do it

Stankovic et Celar remplacent Sporar et Mlakar

Alexander-Arnold remplace Trippier.

Mitrovic and Serbia try to force the decision. The attacker signals a header that goes wide, then a dive into the area after contact with a Dane. Mr. Letexier says nothing.

Nothing happens at the two stadiums.

Manchester City winger is booked after protest.

Sesko replaced by Ilicic.

Vlahovic remplace Illic, Mladenovic remplace Mijailovic

The central defender belts Kane as he goes for goal.

The English defender pulled Sporar’s jersey which was heading towards Pickford’s cage.

Cerin tries his luck from the left from 30 meters, but his attempt slips away and goes far from Pickford’s cages.

Jovic remplace Gudelj, Tadic remplace Samardzic.

Skov Olsen replaces Wind.

From a free kick, John Stones heads his header but it is saved by the Slovenian defense on the line. Then, Saka’s acrobatic attempt is sanctioned by Mr. Turpin.

After a through ball for Mitrovic, the striker straightens the ball in the area and finds Andersen who scores against his side. But the Serbian striker was offside.

Between the lack of technical quality and the intentions which lack clarity, Gareth Southgate’s English are very disappointing.

The offensives accumulate in Jan Oblak’s area. But the Atletico goalkeeper has not really been called upon since the start of the match.

The Serbs are currently eliminated.

First change at the break. Mainoo replaces Gallagher.

1. England (5pts)
2. Slovenia (3pts)
3. Danemark (3pts)
4. Serbia (2pts)

A goalless draw in both matches. The four teams are not showing their best face.

The center of Trippier is leaky. He passes behind the Slovenian defense, but Gallagher then Kane almost cuts him off. Great English opportunity.

The Danish striker from Manchester United receives a ball in the area from the right. He sees Jonas Wind, alone in the background and serves him. The Danish number 19 sends the ball into the stands.

Matjaz Kek’s players are formidable and have held the ball well for several minutes. Karnicnik succeeds in crossing from his right side, but it does nothing.

The Manchester City player tries his hand at 30 meters. His ball, which was heading towards the top corner, found Oblak’s gloves. The Slovenian goalkeeper had a good match.

The Danish striker’s low left shot found the gloves of the Serbian goalkeeper who made an excellent start to the match.

Harry Kane tries his luck from the edge of the area, but his attempt, halfway up, is too central for Oblak.

The Danish striker is booked after a sole on Pavlovic.

The Slovenian left-back is booked after a foul on Saka. The Arsenal player was belted.

The Danish attacking midfielder hits his corner which goes out of bounds but which returns with a curved effect. He finds Holjund on reception, who places the ball in the back, but the referee gives six meters for Serbia who can clear.

The Danish number 10 shows up for the first time in the match, attempting a nice curling shot, but Rajkovic watches over and puts the ball for a corner.

On a beautiful collective movement between Trippier, Bellingham and Foden, the latter serves Saka alone in front of goal. The Arsenal log scores, but Foden has been flagged offside.

The English full-back is booked after a foul on Karnicnik.

At the same time, on a cross from Maehle, Alexander Bah hits the ball with his head and he is close to scoring but his ball hits Rajkovic who saves his team.

On a Slovenian cross, the attacker is close to being able to head back, but he is slightly too short.

Launched deep, Foden serves Saka at the far post, but the English winger slips and cannot recover the ball. First interesting move on the English side. Foden was finally flagged offside.

First warning for Serbia after Milenkovic fouls Holjund

In their respective matches, the English and Danes want to control the ball at the start of the match. Watch out for the English who suffer the first strike of the match: a header from Sesko. Too soft to worry Pickford.

England faces Slovenia in Cologne. Denmark and Serbia face each other in Munich. Who will finish at the top of group C?

Clément Turpin and François Letexier have been appointed by UEFA to be the central referees for the England – Slovenia and Denmark – Serbia matches (9 p.m.), the last two matches in Group C.

During this Euro, the English number 10 knew he was eagerly awaited and responded on the first day by giving the Three Lions victory against Serbia (1-0). Added to this is the man of the match trophy. A few days later, he showed a little more difficulty against Denmark (1-1) – like his entire team -. Competitive and professional, the young nugget will want to regain the spotlight against Slovenia and contribute to the qualification of her team. As a bonus, first place to be secured.

This Tuesday, the midfielder should once again wear the captain’s armband for his selection which plays its qualification against Serbia (9 p.m.).

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1. England (4 pts)
2. Danemark (2pts)
3. Slovenia (2pts)
4. Serbia (1pt)

Serbia: Rajkovic – Veljkovic, Milenkovic, Pavlovic – Mijailovic, Ilic, Gudelj, Zivkovic- Samardzic, Lukic – Mitrovic

Denmark: Schmeichel – Andersen, Christensen, Vestergaard – Bah, Hjulmand, Hojbjerg, Maehle – Eriksen – Wind, Hojlund

England : Pickford – Walker, Stones, Guéhi, Trippier – Rice, Gallagher, Bellingham – Saka, Kane , Foden.

Slovenia: Oblak – Karničnik, Drkušić, Bijol, Janža – Stojanović, Elšnik, Gnezda Čerin, Mlakar – Šporar, Šeško.

Welcome to this duplex with the end of Group C. On the program: England-Slovenia in Cologne and Denmark-Serbia in Munich. Kick-off for both matches: 9 p.m.