Dolberg unable to express his feeling after 4-0 win over Wales

striker

Kasper Dolberg

scored the opener from outside the box in the first half and put the Danes in control, then pounced on a

Neco Williams

error to double Denmark's lead after half-time.

Joakim Maehle

hit the third when he got at the end of

Mathias Jensen

's cross before

striker

Martin Braithwaite

added a fourth late in the game.

Dolberg

became the second Denmark player after

Henrik

Larsen

to score two goals in a knockout game at a major tournament.

The 23-year-old received the man of the match award and struggled to express his emotions after the match.

"It's completely crazy. I actually don't know how I feel. This is total madness. It's surreal,"

he told Danish television station DR

.

"It was here it all started for me with Ajax, and to play here again in this setting was insane."

Since the start of 2019, he is the second-best goalscorer for Denmark with 8 goals after

Christian Eriksen

with 11.

"It had to end this way with him scoring on his old home ground. I had a good feeling about him, and he was fantastic,"

Denmark boss

Hjulmand

told DR

.

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