Denmark is not afraid of the pressure against England

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Kasper Hjulmand

has talked about their next game in the Euro 2020 as they face England in the semi-final, and he thinks that despite the pressure of playing in the opposition’s home they can use the atmosphere against England as they are playing at home and a lot of fans are expecting a victory from Southgate’s men.

Hjulmand thinks that his men also another ambition for fighting their way through victory as they want to make their teammate Christian Eriksen happy after his bad injury in their opening match against Finland.

"We're excited, we're looking forward to playing once again,"

the Denmark head coach said

.

"And we know we're not done yet. We know that we can do more.

"Of course there is a lot of pressure on England but we also know that we have to take advantage of this situation.

"There is some psychological factors in the game. They have a lot of supporters but we also have to remember that they have a lot of pressure and a lot of expectations, so I don't think it's going to be so easy for them.

"We just believe that we can take advantage of the pressure England feel."

Hjulmand has been asked about Eriksen’s situation, and he has insisted that the players and himself are talking to the player and hopes that the 29-year-old star would come and watch the final match if they reach that stage.

"There's communication between the players and Christian and I have talked with him and I've told him so many times that I think about him,"

Hjulmand said when

asked about the 29-year-old midfielder.

"Even when we got in here, I thought that we would play to Wembley in his old stadium, so he is with us and we still play for and with him. There's no doubt about that.

"That's the only thing I can say about Christian. I hope that if he comes to the final that we're going to be playing it. It would be amazing."

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