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• Spain and England was a popular pre-tournament pick for the Wembley final - it will instead arrive earlier than that but, after losing to Germany and edging past Denmark here, it is clear this is not the same Spain Sportsbook
  
  There are understandable reasons for that, the absence of Alexia Putellas and Jennifer Hermoso to begin with, but a team who until five days ago were unbeaten in 24 matches are suffering a crisis of confidence in attack, while displaying glaring vulnerabilities in defence Sportsbook
  
  A Denmark side often consisting of nine players behind the ball and Pernille Harder leading the attack on her own was still able to create several clear chances Sportsbook
  
  For a team who started Euro 2022 with such high hopes, progress to the knockout stages was not secured until the very end Sportsbook
  
  They have the chance to fight on though, and for that they can at least be grateful Sportsbook
  
  The prospect of facing an England team who scored 14 goals in finishing top of Group A should be a frightening prospect Sportsbook
  
  Harder was outstanding in her solo mission of raiding the Spanish half and while she often lacked support to match her own quality, she set up Nadia Nadim for what could have been a late winner before Cardona’s header Sportsbook
  
  Spain were already scraping through to the quarter-finals when Marta Cardona’s 90th-minute header finally put an end to Denmark’s fight, but only after a tense evening at the Brentford Community Stadium that suggested that England should take confidence into their meeting next week down in Brighton Sportsbook
  
  Denmark needed to beat Spain after suffering a heavy defeat to Germany Sportsbook
  
  If they had faced a team as ruthless and efficient as Germany had been in their previous outing then that may have been the reality Sportsbook
  
  Spain only needed to draw to advance at the expense of Denmark, who required a victory - and for large parts of the evening they looked the side most likely of securing the result that was required Sportsbook
  
  For much of the evening it looked as the favourites for the Euros would be among the first to be sent home Sportsbook
  
  
  
  Spain were already scraping through to the quarter-finals when Marta Cardona’s 90th-minute header finally put an end to Denmark’s fight, but only after a tense evening at the Brentford Community Stadium that suggested that England should take confidence into their meeting next week down in Brighton Sportsbook
  
  They have the chance to fight on though, and for that they can at least be grateful Sportsbook
  
  If they had faced a team as ruthless and efficient as Germany had been in their previous outing then that may have been the reality Sportsbook
  
  The prospect of facing an England team who scored 14 goals in finishing top of Group A should be a frightening prospect Sportsbook
  
  A Denmark side often consisting of nine players behind the ball and Pernille Harder leading the attack on her own was still able to create several clear chances Sportsbook
  
  Harder was outstanding in her solo mission of raiding the Spanish half and while she often lacked support to match her own quality, she set up Nadia Nadim for what could have been a late winner before Cardona’s header Sportsbook
  
  Spain only needed to draw to advance at the expense of Denmark, who required a victory - and for large parts of the evening they looked the side most likely of securing the result that was required Sportsbook
  
  For a team who started Euro 2022 with such high hopes, progress to the knockout stages was not secured until the very end Sportsbook
  
  Denmark needed to beat Spain after suffering a heavy defeat to Germany Sportsbook
  
  There are understandable reasons for that, the absence of Alexia Putellas and Jennifer Hermoso to begin with, but a team who until five days ago were unbeaten in 24 matches are suffering a crisis of confidence in attack, while displaying glaring vulnerabilities in defence Sportsbook
  
  Spain and England was a popular pre-tournament pick for the Wembley final - it will instead arrive earlier than that but, after losing to Germany and edging past Denmark here, it is clear this is not the same Spain Sportsbook
  
  For much of the evening it looked as the favourites for the Euros would be among the first to be sent home Sportsbook