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Czech Republic vs Denmark LIVE SCORE: Danes result means they face winner of England game after 2-1 win at Euro 2020
DENMARK will face the winner of the England vs Ukraine Euros quarter-final after beating Czech Republic 2-1.
Thomas Delaney gave the Danes an early lead with a header from a corner and Kasper Dolberg volleyed in a wonderful cross to double their advantage in Baku.
- RESULT: Czech Republic 1-2 Denmark
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OVER TO ENGLAND
That's all from us in Azerbaijan, we have other plans for this evening, you know.
Denmark have done their bit, seeing off the Czech Republic to secure their spot in the semi-finals - and now they wait to discover their next opponents.
The Czechs depart Euro 2020, down and out, but with the tournament's joint-top scorer, five-goal Patrik Schick, in their possession.
The action now switches to Rome, and the last of the tournament's four quarter-finals, and you can follow all the drama of England's match with Ukraine on our live blog.
Goodnight.
DANISH DELIGHT
There were only a fortunate one-and-a-half thousand Denmark fans inside the Olympic Stadium in Baku this evening, but there were a great many more watching back home in Copenhagen's fan park - and loving every moment.
AN AMBASSADOR'S RECEPTION
With this quarter-final win, Denmark, you're really spoiling us.
Ole Frijs-Madsen, the Danish ambassador to the Czech Republic, has shown himself to be the perfect diplomat by praising both sides for their performance while enjoying a can of Czech lager.
Needs more Ferrero Rocher though.
DANES ROCK THE CASBAH
Denmark are heading to Wembley for Wednesday's semi-final.
Will it be a Clash with England?
DANES ON A ROLL
In 1992, Denmark came from nowhere to win the European Championships. Richard Moller Nielsen's team were only admitted to the tournament in the weeks before following the disqualification of war-torn Yugoslavia.
Twenty-nine years on, the current crop of Danes are treading a similar unlikely path. Given no chance after defeats in their opening two matches, and the emotion of Christian Eriksen's hospitalisation, Kasper Hjulmand's men are now in the semi-finals.
Is history repeating itself?
FT: CZECH REPUBLIC 1-2 DENMARK
Denmark survive a brave Czech Republic challenge in the second half to book their place in the last four of Euro 2020.
First half goals from Thomas Delaney and Kasper Dolberg did the damage, and although the Czechs hit back through Patrik Schick's fifth of the tournament, the Danes held on.
Having lost their first two matches of Euro 2020, Kasper Hjulmand's team are now in the semi-finals, where they will play either Ukraine or England at Wembley on Wednesday.
Credit: Reuters Credit: AFP PEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP!
DENMARK ARE IN THE SEMI-FINALS!CZECH REPUBLIC 1-2 DENMARK
90+6. Barak connects perfectly with a snapshot 25 yards from goal.
It has pace. It has power. It lacks accuracy.
It flies wide and Denmark are almost there.
CZECH REPUBLIC 1-2 DENMARK
90+5. Hojbjerg chases a ball out for a throw in the far corner, and in doing so, encourages the 1,500 or so Danish fans to give them one final push to victory.
CZECH REPUBLIC 1-2 DENMARK
90+2. Coufal plays a hopeful pass into the area, but it's thumped clear and into the opposing half by Andersen.
It's going to come straight back though.
CZECH REPUBLIC 1-2 DENMARK
90. The board goes up for SIX added minutes.
The small gathering of Danish fans away to the right can't believe it, but their nerves will be momentarily alleviated by a short spell of possession from their team.
CZECH REPUBLIC 1-2 DENMARK
88. Into the dying minutes, and the Czechs are going for the direct route.
Play is camped in the Danish half, and it has essentially become a game of attack versus defence.
CZECH REPUBLIC 1-2 DENMARK
86. Tired legs? Frustrated minds? Whatever Tomas Kalas' excuse, he's not going to get away with this foul on Norgaard. It's a yellow card for the Czech defender.
CZECH REPUBLIC 1-2 DENMARK
84. Vydra goes through but is quickly wrestled to the ground by Kjaer.
The Czechs want a free-kick, a red card...anything...but Bjorn Kuipers isn't playing ball.
Krmencik makes his views clear, and is promptly booked for dissent.
CZECH REPUBLIC 1-2 DENMARK
82. Joachim Andersen comes on for Denmark, and immediately makes his mark - on Jan Boril.
The former Fulham loanee catches the Czech defender on the back of the head when challenging at a corner, and leaves him needing treatment.
Andersen is joined on the pitch by Mathias Jensen as Thomas Delaney and Andreas Christensen depart.
CZECH REPUBLIC 1-2 DENMARK
80. The Czechs make their final move, and it brings their captain into proceedings.
Vladimir Derida is on in place of Petr Sevcik for the final ten minutes.
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79. The Czech Republic need a goal, but they're not going to rely on Patrik Schick to find one in the final 11 minutes.
The tournament's joint-top scorer is off, and Burnley Matej Vydra is on in his place.
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77. Poulsen nearly settles the tie, but his shot from outside the box is pushed away neatly by Vaclik. A save for the cameras.
CZECH REPUBLIC 1-2 DENMARK
75. Into the last quarter of an hour here. It's Denmark that are ahead and looking to see out the contest in order to book a date with either Ukraine or England in the semi-finals.
In Rome, meanwhile, tonight's teams have just been announced, and you can read all about it in our live blog.
CZECH REPUBLIC 1-2 DENMARK
72. Are the Czechs preparing themselves for a final onslaught?
Jankto holds his line at the far post, and finds himself in the right place when a cross travels all the way through to him on the left.
The substitute crunches a low effort that's turned behind by Kjaer.
CZECH REPUBLIC 1-2 DENMARK
69. It's quick. It's a counter. It's Yussuf Poulson.
The Dane looks to go alone despite support arriving, and ends up powering a low drive into the arms of Vaclik.
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67. Substitute Krmencik is caught offside twice inside a minute.
The Czech Republic version of Timo Werner.