Registering his first assist of the tournament, it was Saka’s pass that forced home England’s equaliser.
Saka’s performance mirrored his other Euro 2020 displays, having started bright but faded around the hour mark, before eventually being hauled off for Jack Grealish with 20 minutes to go.
The Chelsea man struggled to impact early proceedings, but eventually broke Danish lines to influence the latter stages of the contest.
Arguably England’s player of the tournament thus far, the Man City star was a constant thorn in the side of the Danes.
Another stellar display on the ball has all but guaranteed his place in the starting eleven for Sunday’s final.
As if often the way with the England skipper, the game could not have passed without Kane’s influence.
Despite seeing his spot-kick saved, Kane responded the quickest to convert the rebound and ensure his strike was enough to guide England to within one game of glory.
Andreas Christensen – 6
Jens Stryger Larsen – 6
Pierre-Emile Hojberg – 7