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Published 10:02 7 Jul 2021 BST

"I kind of left him alone. It's been an emotional rollercoaster for not just him but his family as well.
"I'm sure he'll be cheering against me on Wednesday, and rightly so. He will back his country all the way.
"We know that it has united Denmark as a team and pushed them to be where they are now. We can't focus too much on that. We have to focus on ourselves and what we can do.
"Whatever happens, I hope to see to Chris soon and be in contact with him soon. The most important thing is he's well."
England and Denmark take each other on in the semi final at Wembley, with the winner facing Italy in the final on Sunday. England reached the semi final after beating Ukraine 4-0, whilst Denmark were 2-1 victors against the Czech Republic in their quarter final.Explore more on these topics:
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