England Predicted Lineup Vs Denmark for June 20

England play Denmark in the second match of their Euro 2024 campaign. The fixture takes place on June 20 from the Frankfurt Arena. This is our England predicted lineup.

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England Predicted Lineup vs Denmark in Race for Top Spot

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How England Have Lined-up Recently

Jordan Pickford is the goalkeeper. Kyle Walker is the right-back, whilst Kieran Trippier started in the place of the recovering Luke Shaw against Serbia. Marc Guehi partnered John Stones at centre-back.

Declan Rice is the key to England’s midfield and was partnered by Trent Alexander-Arnold in the opening match. Jude Bellingham was, of course, the number ten.

Phil Foden started on the left-wing with Bukayo Saka on the right. Harry Kane played through the middle.

England’s Recent Form and Tactics

It was a marginally underwhelming performance against Serbia. Importantly England got the three points with a 1-0 victory, though they didn’t look too threatening on the attack.

Foden struggled to get involved in the game; fans were confused when the Manchester City star played the full 90 minutes whilst Cole Palmer stayed on the bench. Similarly, Kane touched the ball just twice in the first half.

England’s strength was in their defence. Serbia were not a threat: their only shot inside the box came after Alexander-Arnold’s poor touch found Andrija Zivkovic.

Guehi was pivotal to this. When Harry Maguire dropped out of the squad, fans were unsurprisingly anxious, but the Crystal Palace centre-back was a sound replacement. His sweeping passes were excellent, but he was also very important defensively.

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England Injuries to Consider

The only injury in the Euro 2024 squad is Luke Shaw. The “incredible athlete” was on the bench against Serbia and has not played a match since February. Gareth Southgate had hinted that he could be fit for Thursday, though his club manager Erik ten Hag suggested that he will not play until after the group stage.