Watch: England runs riot in Rome, and Denmark’s dream run continues
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On Headers and Footers, host Brendan Dunlop recaps the last day of the quarterfinal stage at EURO 2020 with Dan Bardell, host of The England Show and the Aston Villa themed 1874 podcast. The two Harry’s — Kane and Maguire — deliver the goals as England run riot in Rome and book a return flight to Wembley for a semifinal date with Denmark. The destined Danes bounced the Czech Republic in Baku in Saturday’s earlier quarterfinal.
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