Italy will meet England in Sunday's Euro 2020 final at Wembley after Gareth Southgate's side beat Denmark 2-1 after extra time on Wednesday evening.

A Simon Kjaer own goal leveled things up before half time after a gorgeous Mikkel Damsgaard opener had put the visitors ahead less than 10 minutes earlier.

Harry Kane then tapped in a round after missing a penalty to book England's place in the final.

Denmark had only just started to get themselves into the game and to look to take the game to their hosts when Damsgaard produced his second stunning goal of the tournament.

With Sterling set to tap into an open goal, Kjaer was only able to turn it into his own net as he scrambled back in an attempt to clear.

Kane had a chance to seal it in the last seconds before extra time, but misfired right in front of goal as the ball fell his way after nice work from Jack Grealish.

Extra time had barely kicked off by the time Kane forced Schmeichel into another crucial save.

Just as the first 15 minutes of extra time came to an end, Sterling went to ground under a bit of Danish pressure and a soft penalty was awarded.

Kane had his kick saved but was able to turn in the rebound.