England reach first major men's final in 55 years

Captain Harry Kane's penalty rebound sends England through to Euro 2020 final

Follow all the action and reaction as England beat Denmark to reach Euro 2020 final

England's 55-year wait to reach a major men's final is over at last after a nerve-shredding victory against Denmark at Euro 2020 on Wednesday night.

Captain Harry Kane fired his side into their first European Championship final by slamming in the rebound to his saved penalty in extra time.

The Three Lions will now face Italy in the final at Wembley on Sunday, July 11.

It is the first time England have reached the final of a major men's tournament since they won the 1966 World Cup.

The victory was hard-fought, with Denmark taking the lead through Mikkel Damsgaard in the first half.

But England equalised through Simon Kjaer's own goal just before half-time, and Kane's penalty in extra time proved to be the winner.

The victory was met with jubilation by England fans, who have been waiting a long time for their team to reach a major final.

It is a historic moment for English football, and the team will now be hoping to go all the way and win the European Championship for the first time.