cIt is worth remembering, given the pompous title of this chronicle and before some of the staff comes on us, that the phrase ‘something smells rotten in Denmark’ appears precisely in Hamlet, a play written by an Englishman. Shakespeare put it in the mouth of a secondary character, but he put it in the end. More than 400 years later, with the ball in between, the good Danish people showed that something smells rotten in the England team. Nothing serious, in any casebecause Southgate’s team is circulating with four points and a last game against Slovenia to certify the leadership that they insist on not deserving.
Kane’s goal (0-1) in Denmark 1-1 England
As Bellingham’s service had surpassed Saka, in principle its natural recipient, Kristiansen finished the play. Big mistake, because Walker circulated through the estate that he had left behind him to collect the ball, gain meters and assist from the right.. Taking into account that within the area it almost always falls to the same Don Harry, the winger’s resignation was fatal for the interests of Denmark. As had happened on the first day, England found the goal before the game.
And just as had happened on the first day, with the goal he forgot about the game and began to temporize. Purely exaggerated it was absurd. So the rival had no choice but to go out onto the balcony and shortly after come across a gift on the way out from Kane., who took away what he had given (or gave there what he had taken away, a matter of perspective), although then you have to put it from afar where Hjulmand the footballer put it for the solace of Hjulmand the coach. They are not family, in case the reader is wondering. Another blow from afar for the Euro.
Hjulmand’s goal (1-1) in Denmark 1-1 England
It is not easy to return to a game from which you have left, because a certain lack of composure seemed to be added to the obvious shortcomings of the English game, so the rest of the first act granted a certain balance, if perhaps with a Danish advantage in the points. Southgate had already done well with the slender victory of the first day, in fact he repeated his lineup, fueling the debates about the positions of Trippier or Alexander-Arnoldon the left and in the double pivot respectively, and also finding that Foden only appears when he moves towards the center and that there was hardly any news about Jude.
The grass wasn’t doing its part either, who knows if someone wasn’t more concerned with avoiding the injury than with securing the result. The start of the second act had left two good chances in England’s possession, an indecision in Schmeichel’s exit, a rocket to Foden’s post (once again inside), but it was more noise than anything. Put to repeat, Southgate even repeated with Gallagher as the first change to gain weight in the axis while Denmark was trying its luck from afar, first Eriksen, then Damsgaard, finally Hojbjerg…
Then it happened: the good English coach shook off his complexes with an unexpected triple change in which he took the entire attacking front ahead. to pull the middle class of the Premier, read Crystal Palace player, Eze; West Ham player, Bowen; and Aston Villa player, Watkins. The last of them tried to inject dynamism into the area beyond running into the one with the mitts, but the rest of the game was more of the same, no matter what the bench player wore. It’s not that the guy is very expressive, really. In fact, Hojbjerg had the last one again, although he narrowly missed out. Something smells rotten…
