It was the only match of Euro 2020 that England had to play away from Wembley Stadium and it was the team’s most dominant performance of the tournament. Harry Kane scored twice and England overwhelmed Ukraine 4-0 Saturday to reach the European Championship semifinals. ROME - England is going back home - with something to play for. Giants legend highlights loaded field at new celebrity golf event Yarmolenko was also forced off with an injury just before the break in extra time.England superstar facing injury scare ahead of USMNT matchĬarli Lloyd’s retirement: Island travel, ‘risky’ skiing and holding off the NFL Swedish centre-back Marcus Danilson was sent off in the first half of extra time for a poor challenge on Artem Besyedin, which left the forward unable to continue. The pace dropped significantly for the remaining minutes of normal time, with both sides seemingly resigned to be going to extra time.

Sweden hit back just before half-time, when Emile Forsberg’s effort found its way into the back of the net by aid of a deflection.īoth sides traded blows in a hectic opening 60 minutes in Scotland, with Yarmolenko the focal point for Andriy Shevchenko’s side – cutting in a number of times on the right hand-side and creating opportunities for himself and his team-mates. The 31-year-old captained his country and assisted Manchester City’s Oleksandr Zinchenko for the opening goal of the contest. It was an end-to-end contest at Hampden Park, with both sides hitting the woodwork on several occasions in the first half. Andriy Yarmolenko and Ukraine booked their place in the quarter-finals of Euro 2020 thanks to a 2-1 win over Sweden.Ī last gasp winner from Artem Dovbyk – his first goal for his county, sent his side through to the next round, where they will now take on England in Rome on Saturday.

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