England beat Ukraine 0-4 in their quarter-final clash on Saturday, to book a ticket to the semi-finals of the ongoing Euro 2020 tournament.
England produced a magnificent display in Rome and will now face Denmark at Wembley on Wednesday.
The victory on Saturday night, comes after their landmark victory over Germany in the last 16, where they also produced a performance of composure and the highest quality to continue their impressive progress in this tournament.
England beat Ukraine with Harry Kane opening the scoring for the Three Lions side, poking home a superb pass from Raheem Sterling after only four minutes. Then Harry Maguire powered home a header from Luke Shaw’s free-kick seconds after the break.
And the outstanding Shaw was the creator once more four minutes later with a perfect cross that was headed in from six yards by Kane.
England were so impressive as they simply overpowered Ukraine with substitute Jordan Henderson getting the fourth – his first international goal, in his 62nd appearance – when he arrived with perfect timing to head in Mason Mount’s corner.
To add to England and Southgate’s satisfaction, they kept their fifth successive clean sheet to maintain their record of not conceding a goal at Euro 2020.