(11)Denmark vs England

NIIGATA, Japan - England fans in celebratory mood after England took a dominating three-goal lead in the first half of the World Cup second-round match against Denmark as at Niigata Stadium Big Swan on June 15. England won 3-0. (World Cup 2002)

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