Another exciting evening of Euro 2024 action saw Luka Jovic score a 95th minute last-gasp equalizer to rescue Serbia from the jaws of defeat, which retains their hopes of making it past the group stage.
Elsewhere, Harry Kane's strike wasn't enough to take England past Denmark as they were held to a 1-1 draw but Gareth Southgate's men are firmly leading the table with four points from two games. Spain extended their unbeaten start to the tournament as Riccardo Calafiori's own goal saw them notch up a 1-0 win over Italy.
ESPN's By The Numbers brings you best stats from all the Euro 2024 action on June 20:
Denmark 1-1 England
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Harry Kane is only the third player to score in four separate major tournaments for England -- 2018 World Cup, Euro 2020, 2022 World Cup, Euro 2024 -- after Michael Owen and Wayne Rooney.
3 and 5
Trent Alexander-Arnold created more chances (3) and played more line-breaking passes in the final third (5) than all the English players against Denmark. This is despite him being subbed off in the 54th minute.
1 and 10
England's Jude Bellingham created just 1 chance in the entire match and lost 10 duels, most by an England player in the match.
Jude Bellingham vs. Denmark:
0 G/A
0 shots
1 chance created
10 duels lost (most for England)
3 recoveries pic.twitter.com/Yh1POPI4sz- ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) June 20, 2024
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This edition has now seen 13 goals scored from outside the box, already more than in the entire group stage of Euro 2020 (12).
1.38 xG
England have generated 1.38 Expected Goals in two matches so far. According to Squawka, Germany's Kai Havertz has generated 1.15 xG on his own from his 121 minutes so far in the tournament.
30.9 meters
Morten Hjulmand's goal was scored from the furthest distance (30.9 meters) since a strike from Gareth Bale in Euro 2016, where he scored from 32.7 meters out vs...England.
Denmark had more shot attempts, shots on goal and more possession than England �� pic.twitter.com/P9bGBp9NG4
- ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) June 20, 2024
Italy vs Spain
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Spain are unbeaten in their last 6 games vs Italy, which is their longest unbeaten streak in the rivalry and tied for longest by either team (Italy were unbeaten in 6 matches between 1931-59).
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Italy had a total of four shots against Spain (and one on target), which is their least in a game at the Euros since 1980.
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Riccardo Calafiori becomes only the second Italian player to concede an own goal at the Euros/World Cup. The last player to do so was Cristian Zaccardo at the 2006 World Cup.
Slovenia 1-1 Serbia
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Luka Jovic's goal was the 6th in second-half stoppage time so far in the tournament, that's already one more than in the entire 2020 edition.
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In the process, Jovic also snapped an 8-game scoring drought with Serbia, the longest of his career with the national team.