Fans Denmark aren't able to travel to the UK to watch their nation in the semi-finals of Euro 2020, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
People arriving from Denmark, which is on the UK government's amber list, have to quarantine for a period of 10 days. Therefore, even if Denmark fans arrived immediately after their team had progressed to the semi-finals of the competition, they would not be able to watch their country play at Wembley. Should their side progress to the final on Sunday, fans unfortunately wouldn't have quarantined for long enough to attend the game either.
Denmark play their semi-final fixture against England at Wembley, with the final also hosted at the same stadium. While Italy's FA only had 125 tickets for fans for their semi-final game against Spain, there were definitely a lot more in the stadium on Tuesday night. Nationals from all three of these countries living in England could purchase a ticket and attend their country's game, with availability easier due to fewer fans travelling from abroad.
The Danish football association will have made their allocated tickets for the semi-final available to people living in England that originally hail from Denmark.
Consequently, England will have a considerable advantage over Denmark in the second semi-final of Euro 2020 - at least in terms of support. With Danish supporters unable to travel, this has also freed up more tickets for England fans, providing their home stadium with likely even more of a bias as a result.
The winner of England versus Denmark will face Italy in the final, following their win on penalties over Spain. The game is at Wembley on Sunday 11 July.
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