For the first time in 55 years, England are back in the finale of a super soccer showdown since they defeated West Germany to lift the Jules Rimet trophy, and they are also back at the same venue to take on Italy on Sunday, with their hands closer than they ever have been to silverware in the interim.
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00:00England's 55-year wait to reach a major final is finally over after a victory
00:06last night against Denmark in the semi-final of Euro 2020.
00:14Good morning and welcome to GOTH News Kicking Back. I'm Imran and as ever I'm joined by my
00:19guests Matt, Shamsir and Sahil. Okay let's forget all about the transfer news and rumors because
00:25there's something far bigger to talk about. Let's get straight into it. England's 55-year
00:31wait to reach a major final is finally over after a victory last night against Denmark in the
00:38semi-final of Euro 2020. South skateside have gone one step further than the England
00:46since 1966. I mean no one remembers this anymore. It's black and white days.
00:51I mean probably no one's ever even seen that. That was that World Cup final win against West
00:56Germany. But they had to come from behind against Denmark yesterday who they scored
01:02with a with a downside free kick. That was the first goal that England have conceded in the
01:07tournament. But then a known goal I think the 11th or 12th of the tournament from Simon Kjær leveled
01:12it before Harry Kane scored a rebound after seeing his penalty saved by Schmeichel. Now after
01:21so many years of pain and misery England have the chance to win the title. But guys there's only one
01:28place to start. You know it's with the penalty. For me it was never a penalty. I'll be the first
01:33to admit it. There didn't seem to be any contact on Stirling at all but he went down. It was checked
01:39by VAR and it was given. And even though the officials and VAR has been really good up until
01:46now I think they would just do one bad moment. But anyway I'm glad it was given. But then Kane
01:53nearly messed it up. I mean he had his shot saved, got the rebound in. But what do you guys think?
01:58Penalty or no? Well first of all I think it was a penalty just by the silly
02:06rules that are there. He stepped across Stirling, made the slightest of touches with his shin
02:17but his foot was there in front of where the ball was. Which ball?
02:26Stirling went over his leg and obviously the guys upstairs says
02:34well Stirling's quite good at that but it has to be given. Stirling's the master of
02:41getting those penalties. He does all the time. Sometimes he gets a yellow card for trying to
02:46enthusiastically but the number of times he's earned a penalty when the defender's just trying
02:52to do his job. So by the letter of the law I think it was a penalty. By the passion of the game it
02:59was never a penalty. But it was such a shame for Schmeichel who's having an absolutely brilliant
03:05game. He saves the penalty but it just unfortunately for him comes out to Kane who
03:14didn't make any mistake from the second time. But it was a thrilling minute like the
03:20game the night before with Italy and Spain. But England seemed to have more of an edge
03:27than Denmark did throughout the full 120 minutes and so therefore they were well deserved their win.
03:38Penalty? I don't think that was a penalty man. No way that was a penalty.
03:44What Matty mentioned I can see the rules and everything but one rule is right.
03:50When VAR checked it, if it's not clear and obvious they can't just
03:56overturn the decision. But there were like two balls on the pitch man. What else you want to
04:01overturn it? That's absolutely ridiculous. I have to say that. I have never seen
04:07anything like that in my life. Two balls on the pitch and you're still giving that decision.
04:12Then why there is a technology? Yes, I can talk about England and how they
04:18deserve to go through and all because they did more than Denmark in the game. But man, two
04:24balls on the pitch. I can't really comprehend that, seriously. Because even
04:32Sterling, when he was dribbling, he could see two balls there and it could have
04:37conned the defender. Because which ball he was going to take was that kind of a thing.
04:42Seriously. And the ball was there for like almost 30 seconds. And why there is a VAR?
04:50The first thing, you don't even need to check about the penalty. You can talk to the
04:55VAR official and you can see that there are two balls on the pitch. Finished. Called off game.
04:59Restart again. But instead they were checking the penalty. They should have checked the two-ball
05:04thing. That's absolutely ridiculous. I don't even want to touch on the penalty thing.
05:08If you know the football enough, you can't have two balls on the pitch. That's absolutely
05:13ridiculous. But when it comes to England's performance, they did enough to go through.
05:19And Raheem Sterling was brilliant. And he conned everyone. He is a master at diving.
05:26We have seen it many times. With feather touches, he will fall down just like Bruno Fernandes,
05:31what we have seen. So, for both Manchester clubs, they have two divers. And one has done wonders
05:38for England. And now they have reached the finals after like 55 years. So, credit to them. And
05:44for Sterling, he has had a great tournament overall. And he has been their main man
05:50throughout the tournament. He scored all their goals in the group stages.
05:53He scored the opener against Germany. Then he played his part against Ukraine in the
05:59quarter-finals. Now in the semi-finals, he did everything that he could. When the English fans
06:04were saying, even Sahil and Imran yesterday, they just needed to go through by some means.
06:11I didn't think that by this mean. This way was too much, man. But anyway, credit to them.
06:18But Denmark can keep their head high. Especially that man, Kasper Schmeichel, what a tournament he
06:24had. And the whole Danish team, they can just go home keeping their head high because it was
06:29such a pride thing for them. Especially after the Ericsson incident, they did everything
06:34well for their country. And they did everything that they could to make their nation proud.
06:39And to go out on such a dubious decision, I would be feeling hard done by.
06:45Come on, Sahil. You have to defend Sterling and Fernandes now.
06:51First of all, I agree it's not a penalty. I don't think the defender clipped him at all.
06:57He fell by himself. And I was also like, really? This is a penalty? I felt like the one where Harry
07:03Kane was dropped in the box, that was not given a penalty. It was instead given a foul to Denmark.
07:09I don't know what was happening yesterday, but I can completely understand what Shamsher is saying,
07:14like his frustration that Sterling has conned everyone. But yeah, it's not a penalty. I don't
07:21know from where they gave it. I cannot blame the referee because there were like foots everywhere.
07:26So I don't blame him for giving it at that time. But then there was a VAR check and I'm not sure
07:32how it was given. But forget about that now. I mean, England are through, man. Who cares?
07:38I mean, Sterling, I'm going to be honest with you. Sterling, the first 60, 70 minutes was poor.
07:43You know, that chance where Schmeichel saved him. Yes, a minute later, there was a goal. I think
07:47every England fan was irritated by that chance. How did he not score that, man?
07:52You're absolutely right. I mean, yeah, people are giving credit to Schmeichel for making that save.
07:57But honestly, you have to score from there. There's no way that you should miss. And that's a really
08:02good point, by the way, about the Kane incident. You're right. I thought that should have been a
08:05penalty. In fact, there was a couple of decisions that the officials got quite wrong. There was that
08:11Kane penalty, which wasn't given. The penalty that was given probably shouldn't have been given.
08:16A Maguire yellow card for just jumping up and catching. Yeah, never a yellow card.
08:21I mean, that was never a yellow. So I mean, like, you know, we have to give credit to the officials
08:26and VAR because on the whole, it's been, I've got to say, tremendous. They've been really good.
08:30There hasn't been any major decisions that they've gone, that they've got badly wrong.
08:35You know, I guess I guess they will do one bad decision and one bad game. Unfortunately for
08:40Denmark, it came at a crucial time yesterday in the semifinal. But yeah, overall, they've been
08:47really good. But just moving back onto England's performance and Pickford, I want to talk about
08:53because we've all been saying, like I've been saying a lot, actually, I was expecting, you know,
08:59a poor performance and some mistakes because I mean, he does that all the time for Everton.
09:03It's not every, you know, it's not just once or every, you know, two or three games. It's
09:07regularly, it's literally every game. He'll, you know, it'll be a bad throw or a bad kick or
09:11something. But anyway, he broke a 55 year record for the most minutes without conceding a goal.
09:18He's up to 725 now. The previous best was Gordon Banks, 720. But I mean, he was to fall for that
09:27free kick. It wasn't a great free kick at all. It was straight down the middle of the goal.
09:32And, you know, he's got to be saving that. That wasn't nearly in the corner. I mean,
09:35it wasn't that hard. Okay. It went fast and it dipped. But I think Pickford should be saving
09:41that. And then after that, he made two really big mistakes. One was a throw, went straight to,
09:46I think it was down the line and a kick. Went again, straight to one of the strikers. On any
09:51other day, you know, that can lead to a goal. But he got away with it. But what did you make
09:56of his performance overall yesterday? Yeah, I think that Pickford, if that's
10:04him got his blooper out of the way, then it's a great sign for England. We knew it was coming at
10:08some point. But yeah, with the free kick, maybe you're being a little bit harsh because it was
10:18coming in at some rate. But from the angle, it was difficult to tell just how much the
10:24wall was doing its job and whether it was just right in the right place. Maybe Pickford was
10:30unsighted or maybe, as you said, maybe he was just a little bit slow and was left flapping.
10:39The comedy moment was obviously when he kicked it out and almost went out for a throw in. It
10:46went in the wrong direction. He didn't have his kicking boots on yesterday in that sense. And
10:52yeah, there seemed to be a little bit of nerves in more than one or two of the players yesterday.
10:58But I think it'll do them good to have got that out of their system, to know that they can again
11:06see it out. The crowd was there again to help them out. They know they'll be there to back them all
11:14the way against Italy on Sunday. And yeah, it wasn't quite one of the stellar performances from
11:21England, but it was a true team performance. They all seemed to have each other's backs.
11:30Whenever somebody was feeling a bit down or if they had a mistake, the other guys were there,
11:34gee, come on, forget about it, let's get on with it. And I think that puts them in great
11:40stead for Sunday. I think that they've got that semi-final hoodoo out the way. They managed to
11:50avoid penalties, which is always a good thing for England. And yeah, they feel slightly confident
11:59that they might go and do this now. And that means that we've got another thing for them to harp on
12:03about for the next 55 years. It's not that long, but I think the players, they really made an
12:11impact when it really mattered. Apart from Kane's goal, he had a really good performance yesterday.
12:16It was full of energy. He used the ball really well. Stirling again, we touched on. He was superb.
12:21He's having a great tournament. That's continued. But I think Maguire gets special mention here.
12:26He was a rock at the back. He was a leader. He had another powerhouse performance. Who else
12:32stood out for you guys? For England and Denmark, in fact. Denmark had a really good game. They were unlucky.
12:38Yeah. Like you guys have mentioned, Maguire had a great game. He's having a great
12:44tournament. Even for Manchester United, he was getting a lot of criticism. But when
12:50Maguire was missing from that backline, even Manchester United was struggling. So, that shows that
12:56he is actually a good player. And he is a leader at the back. And people often talk about
13:03his price tag and everything. But he is a decent defender. And he's doing his job for both the club
13:07and country. And you have to give him credit for that. And apart from Maguire, I think Calvin
13:12Phillips had a good game. He struggled in the beginning. But then he had grown into the game.
13:17And he was absolutely brilliant. Especially in the second half. He just took control along with
13:24Declan Rice in that midfield. Then the special mention has to go to Damsgaard. And for like
13:31just 21 years, he did a great job for the country in the whole tournament. And that free-kick.
13:37Yes, Pickford was at fault. Even I believe that. But there was a little bit of swerve in the end,
13:43which could have conned Pickford. But the ball didn't do the job at all. That's the keeper's
13:48job to set the ball properly. So, he was feeling nervous throughout the game, actually, Pickford.
13:57We could see that he was feeling so nervous. Even in the extra-time, the way that he was
14:01kicking the ball around. When the English players were trying to keep the ball, when you give the
14:05ball back to Pickford, he was just trying to kick it out. And we have to give a special mention
14:12to England for doing the match management brilliantly. Especially in the extra-time.
14:17We have given credit to Italy for doing that. England were doing that brilliantly. They were
14:22keeping the position. They were running towards the corner flag. You could see one moment when
14:26Harry Kane got the ball in the box. And instead of trying to score, he appeared brilliantly in
14:32defence. But still, instead of trying to score the goal, he was just taking the ball for a round
14:36and going to the corner flag. That shows that these boys really want to win. And yeah, overall,
14:44a great game. Great performance. And it was a team performance from England.
14:50So, Ahil, who stood out for you?
14:51Honestly, you mentioned Maguire, Kane. But this guy, one guy that we have not mentioned. Yesterday,
14:57I feel like Kyle Walker was outstanding. He has got that raw pace you guys have seen.
15:05The Danish players were trying to get the better of him. But no, this guy just
15:09got the ball back again and again. And Kyle Walker was just outstanding for me yesterday.
15:14I was watching the game and I spotted him doing the dirty work for England.
15:18He saved England several times with his pace. Getting back to stop any attacks.
15:30But just giving Denmark a bit of credit. They have followed the way the tournament started
15:36for them with Christian Eriksen's collapse in their very first game. They went on to become,
15:40I think, the neutral favourites with some really good displays after that. It was a
15:44disappointing night for them. Had they taken it to penalties, who knows what could have happened.
15:49But just sum them up. How good have they been in this whole tournament?
15:53But before everyone goes to that, Walker had a great game. But it just doesn't justify his
16:00name, actually. He is a runner. He is not a walker. Go ahead.
16:07Yeah, no. Walker, I mean, even I think the first early scare that England got,
16:11Walker just got back and almost barged the Danish boy off the ball and got the
16:18ball safely back to Pickford. And that just set the tone for him for the whole game.
16:23Sometimes for a defender, when it is an early scare, it's great to get that out of the way and
16:28just go, yeah, OK, now we know what we're doing and we can get on with it.
16:34And then I think that really gave him a great confidence boost. The Danes have been a great,
16:38you know, not even a footnote, they got the semi-finals, but a great side story to this.
16:46We know who's in the final. We know that they're now, the Danes are now on their way home. There's
16:51no third place game in the Euros, which I think is a good thing because it's such a silly game,
16:57unlike in the World Cup and things. But they've been, I mean, it's amazing to watch. It's not
17:06just the feel-good story or the little engine that could story. They've been well worth their
17:12wins. They've been brilliant all the way through. They've fully done the 92 team proud in the way
17:23that they've achieved everything against the adversity. And obviously they were, as you said,
17:31the neutral's favourites in every match that they had. It's a shame they had to go out, but
17:40yeah, they were second best on the night. And there's no way in the world that they're not
17:46getting applauded off that plane when they go back home.
17:51Definitely, definitely. I think, you know, some of those players after the performance
17:55in the Euros, like Sampdoria's Damsgaard, Atalanta's Mele, all these guys will get a big
18:02move, maybe. Because they have shown to the world that they are capable players and they can play
18:06for the big clubs. Obviously, Atalanta is a good club. But you know, like, for Mele, if he can get
18:11a move to the Premier League, it'll do a world of good for these guys. And even for the coach,
18:17you know, like, he came out… He wouldn't have been there if this Euro would have happened last
18:22year. So even he can take a lot of credit. And I have to give credit to Gareth Southgate, man.
18:28You know, like, I have been one of his major critics. But now taking England to the finals,
18:34which happened only once in, like, five decades. So we have to give him credit. And whatever he
18:42has done was absolutely brilliant. Especially people were, like, slagging him off for taking
18:47Grealish off in the extra time. But I think that was a brilliant move. That was a bold move.
18:52You know, like, he wanted to just keep the ball and finish the game off. And you know, he brought
18:57in another defender. It all went well for him. And even his team selection yesterday, we were all
19:04calling for Grealish to start. But you know, the player who started for him, Saka, had a great game.
19:08You know, he had a great involvement in the equaliser that England scored. So we have to give
19:15him credit. And now let's see how they are going to perform against the Azuries in the final.
19:20And one man I have to mention, Chelsea player Mason Mount, had a great game.
19:27We knew that was coming, eh? We knew that was coming.
19:28Good. 232 minutes from the Chelsea mention.
19:32Guys, I wanted to mention one point, like, about England. Now, you see, like, the likes of
19:39Lampard, Scholes, Gerrard, Beckham, Rooney. These guys never made it to any European final or World Cup final.
19:47But the likes of Rice, Phillips, Luke Shaw, Grealish, they have made it to a final.
19:54So there is something there. Like, what is the difference? Like, these legends, they never did.
19:59They didn't do much for their country. But these guys made it.
20:03I think I have told this yesterday in our review. Preview, in fact. Because these guys have that
20:12kind of a rapport between them. The names that you have mentioned, they had this animosity,
20:19the club animosity within them. And they were not able to perform or gel together.
20:23But these guys, they are all mates. Whether you play for United or you play for City,
20:28they are all mates. And they are all playing for pride and keeping the animosity aside.
20:33I think that could be one reason. And they had an easy route to the final.
20:37You know, like, that is another thing. Even in the Euros, in the World Cup,
20:42you know, they had a golden path towards the semi-final.
20:45But this one, they had at least Germany in between.
20:47So, you know, I am not taking any credit away from England. You know, they have done the job.
20:51You know, whatever comes in your place, you have to beat them. And they have done that.
20:55And credit to them. Now, the test is going to be real. Real test.
20:59And not just that. You are right. The animosity and all that, you know,
21:03that is debatable about how the camps have been. But Sahil, just to get back to the point is,
21:07you know, when you look at the other teams that have been around, when those players that you
21:12mentioned, Freedman were around, France's team was so good then. Spain's team was so good then.
21:17Germany's team has always been so good. So, you know, it is a shame, I would say,
21:22that those players, you know, the Lampard, the Scholes, the Gerrards, the John Terrys,
21:26you know, the Michael Owens, the Roonies, all these really good players, unfortunately for them,
21:32you know, they came at a time when there was just other far better teams playing at the same time.
21:38Matt, what are you going to say?
21:39Good point. Good point.
21:40Yeah, no, I was just going to say, well, one factor for this year's team also has got to be
21:48Wembley. They've had all the games bar one at home. They've had the crowds getting bigger and
21:56bigger each time as well. So that home advantage had to be a factor. Only, obviously, Euro 96 was
22:04the same. But the other factor, I think, from the England team's gone by is there's no Prima
22:11Donna in this team. There's no man like a Gascoyne or a Beckham that's strutting into the
22:20dressing room and everybody else stops talking and goes, oh, look, he's here, you know. And
22:26there's been a lot of them that have been around before. And even that 96 team, there was more
22:32than one. And these guys, they're not going to let a team play as a unit. And this team plays
22:39as a unit, like the Italian team does, then that's very important. That might be a very vital
22:44thing for the final. They're two men, like I said earlier, they've got each other's backs.
22:53They're such a unity. I think Shamsher shared a video of that same unity with the Italian team
23:03after they won their semi-final. And that is so crucial to football today. For all the star
23:14players, you can have Ronaldo or Lewandowski, but they're all back home. But the two teams that
23:23have had that out-and-out unity throughout the entire tournament, they're in the final.
23:29And that's got to stand for something.
23:31Yeah. Also, one more thing to add on to that. There was always a debate about getting
23:37Frank Lampard, Gerrard and Scholes in the one team. It was always a problem to get all three of
23:44them at the pitch at the same time. This England team doesn't have that problem. They have the
23:48right players at the… What Imran has mentioned earlier. Square pegs in the square holes. They
23:55all have that thing. It's not as if we're trying to put a square peg in the round hole.
24:00So, I think even… That's why we are giving credit to Southgate for getting this team together and
24:07playing the football. Like yesterday, I've mentioned a player from Leeds United is patrolling
24:14that midfield for England. Who would have thought that to happen? When the Liverpool captain is at
24:20the bench or sitting on the bench. So, I think the credit has to go to the manager for getting
24:25the things right for England.
24:28I think the last, just coming to mind, the last Leeds player anyway for playing in midfield was
24:33probably David Batty, playing in the middle of the park there. Okay, but look, having been knocked
24:37out in the semi-finals at Italia 90 and then Euro 96 and then the 2018 World Cup and now to finally
24:44get to the final. This is huge for the country but they face, as we know, Italy in the final on Sunday.
24:52How do you think they need to approach that game?
24:54Just do what they've been doing. Simple. They've got to the final of a major tournament having
25:02conceded only one goal. So, don't change it. It's plain and simple. You know you've got those
25:09options on the bench. You saw Southgate was able to change it up again when things weren't quite
25:15going their way and that bold move of bringing on Grealish and then taking them off again,
25:23you know. We were talking about maybe he was a bit scared to do what he wants to do and be a bit
25:29of a yes man at times. No, he's totally thrown that out of the water now. They've just got to
25:38do what they keep doing. They've got that confidence. They've got that unity that I
25:43would make today's watchword and they've got to just carry on from there. Hope we've got a visitor.
25:53Yeah. For me, it's going to be a tricky game. It's going to be a cracker of a game at Wembley.
26:02Italy versus England. Wow. That's going to be brilliant to watch. And Italy just faced a Spanish
26:12team who were so very technical and they almost lost that game. I'm not sure England are that
26:19technical like Spain. They were brilliant at keeping the ball in the middle of the park.
26:24If England want to win the game against Italy, like what Matty mentioned, they have to do the
26:29same thing. But also, they have to do tactically a little more. Because to match Italy in the
26:34midfield like what Spain did, they'll have to rethink about their tactics and everything.
26:40And the crowd will be with England for sure. But like we have mentioned, Italy,
26:46right from the beginning, they are in this tournament just to win it. And we could see
26:50the passion running through their veins. You can argue about the same with England. They are
26:56playing as a unit. So, it's like two teams who are very passionate, who are playing as a team,
27:01who are having that thing to win it. Especially for England, after 55 years, getting into a major
27:10final, they will be all pumped up. The same for Italy. They didn't play the World Cup last time.
27:16They had to prove a point to everyone. They have someone like Cellini and Bonucci. They might be
27:21playing their last tournament, probably. Or maybe they could drag on themselves towards the World
27:26Cup, maybe. But there are some boys in that team, or some men in that Italian team that just really
27:32want to win this. Because it could be their last chance at a major trophy or something. And for
27:39England, it is the same thing. It's like a young crop of players who can think really big, who can
27:47see the great things ahead. Maybe this is just the beginning of a golden era for England. So,
27:55I know it's very difficult to call. But I've been calling for Italy right from the beginning. And I
28:00am not changing my mind for that. And I think Cellini is going to lift the cup at Wembley,
28:04at the home of football, at the temple of football.
28:08So, do you think they need to change tactics for the Italy game?
28:11I mean, I can't really comment on that because he's changed it up a lot. So, maybe there will
28:16be five at the back. But I know for a fact that they've broken that semi-final. Because they're
28:21going to come out fearless in England. And they're going to come out with that flair. Yes, it will not
28:25be easy to break that Bonucci and Chiellini dead block. But surely, they're going to come out with
28:30full flair, England. And they're not going to be scared. Because in the game against Denmark,
28:34they were scared. The first 30 minutes, they were looking very like they were playing with fear.
28:39And now that fear has to go away because it's a final. Both teams have everything to lose. So,
28:45you've got to play without fear. And I think England will do that for sure.
28:49I think Kane is hitting form at the right time, along with Sterling. I think they can definitely
28:54cause problems for Bonucci and Chiellini at the back. It's got to be the best attacking team
29:01against the team with the best defensive record. It's got to be at Wembley again, as we know. The
29:05atmosphere is going to be electric again. I think we're in for a really good game. I'm going to
29:10stick my neck out and predict that we're going to win on penalties. Yeah, we're going to banish
29:15all the ghosts in this tournament. Shamsi has already said his. Matt and Sahil, predictions,
29:19what do you think is going to happen? Well, I'm going to go for home advantage.
29:30Thinking out loud. 2-1 England. Nervy late winner from Kane.
29:37Yeah, one thing is there. Bonucci and Chiellini were really tested against Spain. They were
29:44showing their age, actually, against the pacey players. So, England have got some great pacey
29:49players who can press from the front. Mason Mount, Saka, Sterling, all these guys can
29:56press from the front. They're all like pests. They can pester the Italian defence, who are
30:04actually showing their age. So, every chance for England, every chance for England. But
30:10I'm going with Italy. I'm just going with Italy. I will be happy even if England win, because
30:16Mason Mount and Rhys James and Chiellini will all become European champions with their nations
30:26again. It will be like double. And even if Italy wins, Jorginho and Emerson are going to
30:31be the European champions. It's all win-win for me.
30:42I mean, come on. I'm going for… Come on, England's got to win. I think England's attack is way better
30:47than Italy. Yes, Chiesa has been in form. The last two, three games, Immobile has been really,
30:52really poor for Italy. So, I'm going to go for England. Come on. 2-1, England. Let's go.
30:572-1, England. All right. So, we've got three for England, one for Italy. I understand Shamser's
31:02point exactly. I mean, if it wasn't England in the final, I would have wanted Italy to win as well.
31:06They've been brilliant. But obviously, got to support the boys and hopefully, they come good.
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