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How? The Sterling penalty should not have been given against Denmark, but the one on Kane should have been. There was another blatant one in the Scotland game not given as well.

I really like him. It's going to be very difficult for him at a dysfunctional team like Arsenal though.

I feel uncomfortable calling things like that a dive. You feel contact and have a split-second decision to decide what to do. I agree it probably shouldn't have been a penalty, but calling Sterling a cheater because of it feels harsh to me.

Once the VAR sees the contact from two different Denmark players on Sterling running at pace, the decision was never going to be reversed. I think it's harsh to call it a full on dive though. It's not like the threw himself on the floor after hitting thin air, there's definitely contact.

There were two very soft fouls for the penalty decision and if it went against my team I would be very annoyed. That said, I thought the one against Kane was blatant. Maybe I'm missing something or I'm just biased, but I couldn't see why it wasn't given. Anyway, credit to Denmark, they've done...

In theory the golden goal is the best way to end a match that goes into extra time, in practise it feels a bit anticlimactic.

It's a fun tournament anthem. Calm down. Half of the lyrics are about how bad England have been at the World Cup and Euros. There's a chance that you're projecting.

I can't believe what the referee did at the end. Those three Ukrainian lads were about to get an appearance in a quarter final at a major tournament and he blew for full time with no added time after thee goals had been scored. I would be fuming if I were them. We've known since 2014 that...

It's in Rome.

The problem is that when you hear Southgate talk about him, he seems to expect him to hug the touchline and just go around the outside, which is such a waste of his skillset.

The media in England care nothing for the team. They save up salacious stories about the players and then release them all when an international meet-up comes around. They love to big up our chances because then if or when we fail, the aftermath is even juicier for them.

Huh? You can't sign him in that condition.

ACL was my first thought when I saw him pull up the way he did.

That's a real shame for Spinazzola.

Witsel? Fellaini wishes he was ever on his level.

Belgium are all over the place off the ball. Italy are getting up the pitch with ease.

This is a football game.

Simon won that for Spain. You can tell that they must have identified that the Swiss players like to react to the keeper, so he just kept moving, didn't commit, made them over-think it and make mistakes.

Imagine having Adama Traore and not using him against these tired legs.

You have to feel for them. It's not studs up... but there is still a lot of force on that standing leg. They'll call it endangering an opponent, but I think nine times out of ten you don't get sent off for that.