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The Danish national team was just a step away from the EURO 2020 final. On Wednesday evening, the Scandinavians had to admit England's national team's advantage with a result of 1:2 after extra time at the "Wembley" stadium. The decisive moment was the 104th minute of the match, when Harry Kane, who had failed to convert a penalty from 11 meters, was the first to rush to the rebounded ball and send it into the goal. However, the penalty from 11 meters really angered the Danish national team's coach Kasper Hjulmand, who regretted that his team's journey was interrupted, in his opinion, by an unjust decision of the referee. "We are very disappointed and it is difficult to say anything at the moment. Maybe, it will be much easier to comment on everything after a few days. It is very sad because we were so close to the final. It hurts us a lot that everything was decided in this way. It was a penalty that shouldn't have been awarded and that's what angers me the most. It is one thing to lose a match to a better team, but such a defeat is extremely painful. It is very unpleasant to be knocked out of the tournament in this way," said K. Hjulmand.
