Who is Emma Hayes in ITV's pundit team for England v Denmark Euro 2020 semi-final?
Don't miss a thing by getting the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Click here Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  The nerves have been building since their emphatic win on Saturday and now it's time for England to face Denmark in semi-final of Euro 2020. The Three Lions could make history on Wednesday night if they reach their first major final since winning the 1966 World Cup. The winners of tonight's game will play Italy in the final back at Wembley on Sunday night (July 11) after the Azzurri beat Spain in a penalty shootout on Tuesday. But there's just the matter of tonight's game to get through first and the coverage begins from Wembley on ITV at 6.30pm before kick-off at 8pm. READ MORE: Coleen Rooney blasts Three Lions at sleepy children in brilliant wake-up call  Emma Hayes is among those joining ITV's pundit team alongside Ashley Cole and Danish International football star Nadia Nadim and pitch side presenter Seema Jaswal. Ian Wright, Gary Neville and Roy Keane will also provide expert analysis for ITV' with host Mark Pougatch in the ITV studio. Emma is no stranger to punditry and of course the football world as Chelsea Women's manager. The 44-year-old has been the manager of the team since 2012, winning the Super League four times in that time. She even signed a new contract to extend her stay with Chelsea's Women just last week. (Image: PA)  She has also seen success in the United States having worked in Women's Professional Soccer across the pond. And her punditry so far in the European Football Championship has earned her great praise so it's no surprise she has been snapped up for a role in tonight's historic game. Emma is also very serious about her prep before a match. Ahead of Spain's win against Croatia last month, fellow commentator Karen Carney posted a picture of her extremely well-detailed pages of notes on social media. "Emma Hayes is printing out Powerpoint presentations to give us well-researched and insightful commentary at the Euros. This is how it's done," Jack said. To get the latest email updates from the Manchester Evening News, click here.