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Bukayo Saka equalised in the 80th minute to give England the lead.
Breel Embolo scored the first goal of the quarterfinal in the 75th minute.
Manuel Akanji missed the crucial penalty as Jordan Pickford leapt down to his left.
Trent Alexander-Arnold scored the final spot-kick to send England into their second consecutive European Championship semifinal.
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