Denmark 4-1 England

90+2

The referee blows for full time and England have lost to Denmark for the first time ever in Copenhagen.

90+2

Denmark 4-1 England
Larsen breaks through the heart of the England defence. Under pressure from Ashley Cole he just gates to the ball first and pokes it past the adavncing James.

88

It might be just a consolation goal but that was much better from England. Positive attacking play and a perfect pass from the skipper.

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Denmark 3-1 England
A well-deserved goal for Wayne Rooney. Beckham breaks down the right and passes superbly into the path of the striker who finishes low past Sorensen - excellent finish.

86

From the free-kick Poulsen heads at goal but James catches easily.

85' Ashley Cole fouls Rommedahl and is booked.

83' Jermaine Jenas comes on to replace Steven Gerrard.

82

Another attempt to get through the Denmark defence comes to nothing as England run out of space ont the edge of the area.

81

England try to launch a counter-attack but Joe Cole is stopped in his tracks and Denmark regain possession.

80' Glen Johnson fouls Gravesen.

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Owen gets to the ball just ahead of Sorensen but he shoots narrowly wide of the left-hand post.

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Another corner is played into the English penalty area but this time it is dealt with and the ball is cleared to safety.

72

It's all Denmark at the moment as England struggle to have any possession or territorial play.

69

England look a little shell-shocked after three goals in seven minutes but the Danes have been rewarded for some really enterprising play.

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Denmark 3-0 England
As a corner is swung in from the right flank, Gerrard deflects Gravgaard's downward header past James as England are put under pressure from a rampant Danish attack.

64' Owen Hargreaves has come on for Frank Lampard.

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Denmark 2-0 England
Claus Jensen's cross from the right is really well cleared by Ashley Cole but the ball falls for Rommedahl, who heads down for Tomasson who steers the ball in from a couple of yards out.

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Rooney finds Michael Owen but Jensen is back to snuff out any chance the Real Madrid player has to shoot.

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Denmark 1-0 England
Kahlenberg picks the ball up and feeds it through to Tomasson. James comes out to meet the striker but Tomasson goes round him and from the byline finds Rommedahl, who taps in from two yards.

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Kahlenberg shoots from 16 yards out but as James gets down well to save, the flag goes up for offside.

59

Rooney and Owen nearly combine but Sorensen comes out well and, though under pressure from Rooney, clears.

58

Lampard tries to get on to the end of Beckham's free-kick but the ball is headed away from the penalty area.

57

The home side have definitely started the second half as the better team.

55

Rommedahl again stretches England's rearguard with a run down the right but Carragher kicks his cross away from danger.

54

Slightly scrappy at the back from England - they need to keep their concentration when the Danes have the ball just outside the area.

53

Some really good play on the edge of the box from Denmark but Gerrard gets back, knocks the ball to Johnson and he clears.

52

Poulsen switches play out to the right wing and a miscued clearance nearly falls perfectly for Tomasson.

51

Denmark come forward through the middle of the park but they run out of space further up the pitch and Carragher clears.

48

Danish substitute Dennis Rommedahl tries to work some space.

46

England have settled immediately - Carragher has slotted in to the left of Ferdinand in the centre of England's defence.

Both teams have made changes but the shape of both sides remains the same.

45' Jamie Carragher is on for John Terry.

45' David James is on for Paul Robsinson.

45' Glen Johnson is in for Gray Neville.

45' Michael Owen is on for Jermain Defoe.

45+1

That's half-time. Rooney has been at the centre of all the positive things England have done.

45

Denmark are playing on the counter-attack and Jorgensen wins a corner off Ferdinand but Pulsen's header is wide.

44

Gerrard tries to curl a ball in from very deep on the right wing but this time the ball doesn't beat the first defender.

43

The Manchester United youngster is everywhere at the moment - he tries a shot from all of 30 yards but again Agger is there to block his effort.

42

Rooney fouls the 20-year-old centre-back Agger.

40

Gary Neville's low cross from the right reaches Rooney who can't quite get to the ball first but it looks like his shirt was being pulled. Could have easily been a penalty

38

Denmark get a break in the England penalty area and Claus Jensen curls a delightful effort at Robinson's goal which the Spurs keeper claims easily enough.

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Rooney ran in behind the defence and passed back into the path of Lampard, whose shot is again blocked - this time by Agger.

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Looks like Rooney was adjudged to have fouled the defender - it was a tough decision on Rooney who thought he'd scored his tenth England goal.

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Rooney scores but the referee disallows the goal. The 19-year-old got in behind the Danish defence and fired over Sorensen.

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Lampard and Gary Neville try to combine to feed Defoe but Agger heads the ball out of the penalty box.

32

England are stretched as Jensen swings in a cross from deep on the right. Robinson comes out and punches the ball firmly away.

31

The corner finds Terry, who heads wide for another corner which only falls for Gronkjaer.

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Gerrard's cross from the right finds Defoe and his shot, though not cleanly struck, tests Sorensen who palms the ball away for a corner.

30

Terry and Ferdinand see off the danger and England build again.

30

Gravesen's pass is cleared by England but the Danes take the throw-in quickly and cross the ball into the England box.

29

Sorensen gives the ball away with another poor clearance but it comes to nothing.

27

The referee gives a free-kick against England for Defoe's foul on Priske.

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Steven Gerrard's pass through the defence is struck too firmly and the ball runs through to Sorensen.

25

Ferdinand easily clears a cross aimed at Tomasson.

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Lampard's pass through to Defoe actually falls into the path of Joe Cole but just as it seems as though he is through, the flag goes up.

22

England are upping the tempo of the match now and are starting to create some good goalscoring chances.

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Gravesen shoots from range but it is a comfortable save for Paul Robinson, diving low down to his left.

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Sorensen's weak kick gifts the ball to Beckham. His whipped cross is cleared as far as Lampard, who heads the ball on to Rooney but this time Sorensen deals well with the United striker's effort.

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Beckham is doing a lot of work in midfield, constantly switching from the right to a more central midfield role.

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Beckham's cross is headed to the edge of the area where Lampard picks up possession but his shot at goal is well blocked.

15

Jermain Defoe's shot is blocked but rebounds to the Tottenham player and he rolls it out to Beckham on the right.

14

Priske's run down the right sees Denmark get some space. He plays the ball to Tomasson who lays the ball back to Claus Jensen only to see the midfielder shoot over the bar.

14

England starting to get into the game a little more now and Rooney feeds Beckham who fires a 30 yard shot low and just wide of Sorensen's right-hand post.

12

Frank Lampard shoots from 20 yards out. Beckham passed long to Ashley Cole. His pass was looking for Joe Cole but fell for Lampard.

11

Claus Jensen flicked the ball through but Tomasson can't quite reach it ahead of Terry.

9

England try to settle the match down a bit and start knocking it around in midfield, where Rooney has dropped deep.

7

Another offside decision goes England's way.

5

Denmark are looking to exploit the space on the flanks through Gronkjaer and Jorgensen.

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Beckham floats the ball to the left where Gary Neville heads the ball into the six yard box and finds Terry, who flashes a chance wide.

3

Wayne Rooney turns his man and is fouled by Poulsen, giving Beckham a chance 35 yards out.

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That was a close call for England, with Rio Ferdinand caught slightly out of position as the Danes came down the left flank.

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Denmark immediately showed their attacking strengths and only a marginal offside decision prevents them from getting behind the defence.

England have got the game started and are going from left to right wearing their usual home kit of white, blue, white.