Euro 2020: UEFA charges England after fan targets Denmark goalie with laser before deciding goal

England is headed to the Euro 2020 final after defeating Denmark 2-1 on Wednesday, but the game wasn't without controversy.

ESPN reported that UEFA has charged England over a fan-caused incident during a critical moment of the game. As England's Harry Kane was taking a penalty kick in extended time, a laser appeared on the face of Denmark goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel.

Schmeichel saved Kane's first attempt, but couldn't stop him from tapping in the rebound to score the deciding goal.

There was also a second ball on the field in the build-up to the foul that awarded the penalty kick, but it didn't interfere with play.

ESPN also reported that UEFA is also opening disciplinary proceedings against England for several other incidents during the game. England fans lit fireworks during the game and also caused "disturbances" during Denmark's national anthem.

UEFA released a statement via ESPN:

That won't change the result of the game, though. England will face Italy on Sunday in the Euro 2020 final.

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