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6.20pm: England boss Southgate is eager for his side to make history tonight and wants fans to crank up the noise inside the national stadium.
The Three Lions beat Ukraine in Rome but before that, in the last 16, were roared on to victory against Germany by a vociferous Wembley.
“Wembley has a fantastic history of course but a lot of those memories would be from the old stadium, there’s no doubt about that,” said Southgate.
“There’s some sort of pictures on the wall as you go into the dressing rooms of iconic England moments but some of them aren’t even from finals competitions – [David] Beckham’s free-kick against Greece was a qualifier.
“This tournament we’ve had the chance to have some very high-profile games already and achieve some big moments.”
“I’ve not heard the new Wembley have an atmosphere like it did for the Germany game – the Croatia Nations League game was a very good one in terms of the atmosphere but Germany was another level.
“I’m sure tomorrow is going to be very special. I don’t expect Denmark to come being fearful of Wembley.
“I think they’ve got experienced players and they’ll enjoy playing there – but we’ve got to make the game one that they don’t enjoy.”
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