2020年欧洲杯：英格兰2:0击败德国队后进入8强，英国球迷整夜狂欢，跟夺冠一样，喝着酒，狂欢狂跳，有的人还爬上路灯杆，高喊着“足球回家了”。

英国全国各地庆祝的疯狂之夜，将意味着一些球迷在庆祝历史性的胜利后，将面临一个头昏脑涨的早晨——所有的目光现在都集中在周六的四分之一决赛上。

加雷斯·索斯盖特的球队将在四分之一决赛中对阵乌克兰，此前舍甫琴科的球队在加时赛中战胜了瑞典队。

各大城市都挤满了醉酒的球迷，庆祝英格兰战胜老对手的胜利。

在伦敦，特拉法加广场挤满了支持者，而画面显示，人群在索霍区高呼“它要回家了”。

粉丝们也爬上皮卡迪利马戏团的沙夫茨伯里喷泉，高喊着“奎瑟拉，瑟拉，不管是什么，我们要去温布利，奎瑟拉，瑟拉”。

在曼彻斯特，球迷庆祝胜利的混乱场面中，一瓶啤酒被抛向空中。

利兹联当地人在街上跳舞时，英国人没人愿意回家。

威廉王子、乔治王子和凯特·米德尔顿也在温布利的看台上为英格兰欢呼，加雷斯·索斯盖特的队员们战胜强大宿敌，进入了下一轮。

这场历史性的胜利是英格兰自1966年以来，首次在主要赛事中战胜德国，这给三狮军团以信心，通往决赛的清晰道路，捷克或丹麦将在半决赛中英格兰。

它可能会在温布利上演一场令人血脉喷张的决赛，对手是最受欢迎的比利时、意大利、西班牙或瑞士。

下半场温布利爆发，三狮军团的明星球员拉希姆·斯特林在第75分钟打破僵局，卢克·肖低传漂亮破门。

11分钟后，哈里·凯恩用杰克·格雷利什的一个完美半低空传中，头球打入第二个球，让英格兰球迷为之疯狂——让德国人目瞪口呆。

但德国人在下半场早些时候取得了控制权，乔丹·皮克福德扑出了中场球员凯·哈弗茨的必进球。蒂莫·维尔纳也有一次射门被乔丹·皮克福德扑出。

正是下半场让阿斯顿维拉球星杰克·格雷利什替换上场，才让比赛倒向了英格兰。

这位替补萨卡上场的中场球员，为斯特林献上助攻，又为传球凯恩头球破门，最终以2:0取胜。

这场比赛结束了索斯盖特在1996年欧洲杯对德国人的比赛中错失了一个点球的尴尬。

与索斯盖特并肩作战的前英格兰后卫托尼·亚当斯在推特上写道：“为索斯盖特赎罪”。

当哨声响起时，温布利和全国各地的气氛都欢欣鼓舞，中场球员德克兰·赖斯说他的球队创造了一段“历史”。

他告诉BBC：“在整个星期的新闻发布会上，球员们都被问到了之前对德国的比赛，今天我们创造了自己的一段历史。

“我们充分利用了今天的机会，很高兴能上场。”

我感到欣喜若狂”

BBC评论员盖伊·莫布雷（Guy Mowbray）说：“在这个著名的体育场周围，到处都是狂热、疯狂的兴奋。这是一个里程碑式的足球时刻，不会经常出现。”

全国各地的酒吧都挤满了兴高采烈的球迷。在特拉法加广场的球迷区，34岁的伦敦人安东尼·罗宾逊（Anthony Robinson）和59岁的妈妈苏·贝德（Sue Bedding）观看了这场比赛。

他说：“我感到欣喜若狂。你必须对这样的事情保持乐观。”

一对德英夫妇说，他们的关系在经历过紧张的遭遇后仍然“非常完整”。

亚当·考克斯和他的德国妻子詹妮娜·考克斯住在伯恩茅斯，他说：“我为第一个进球喊了很多，她双手抱着头。”

考虑到主场优势，昨天与英格兰队的比赛，球场爆满，球迷达到4.5万。

年轻的乔治王子也被看到和疯狂足球爸爸威廉一起观看比赛，两人穿着相配的西装，打着英格兰领带。

鲍里斯·约翰逊也在哈里·凯恩下半场进球后发表了一段自己欢呼的片段，后来他在推特上写道：“英格兰干得好。我们都支持你——把它带回家！”

埃德·希兰和大卫·贝克汉姆在温布利的贵宾包厢里向三狮军团咆哮。

加雷思·索斯盖特昨晚在这场鼓舞士气的胜利后对英格兰“伟大”的球员大加赞扬，并说温布利球迷的咆哮声让他们越过了底线。

“我认为球员们都很出色，”老板说在整个队伍中，他们是巨大的。

“他们给了体育场里的球迷们——他们也很不可思议——一个美好的一天。。。。他们支持每一次挑战和每一次奔跑，球场内的能量令人难以置信。

“所以能让他们像今晚一样有回家的感觉，在最后听到他们的声音。。。我是说，你比不上一点“可爱的卡罗琳”吧？那真是一条皮带。”

索斯盖特选择了一个更具防守性的阵容为比赛带来了回报——三狮军团确保了他们在本次比赛中的第四次不失球。

哈里·凯恩曾因在英格兰小组赛中未能得分而受到批评，他也承认打破自己在本届世界杯上的得分障碍是一种解脱。

“任何前锋都想进球，所以很高兴我能在这场比赛中第一个进球。

“希望我能再进几个球。任何球队都会看着我们，知道我们很危险。”

但直到昨晚的胜利之后，英格兰伤痛持续了55年，此前面对德国队，在主要赛事中难求一胜。

在1970年的世界杯上，是西德在加时赛结束了英格兰的征程。

在1990年世界杯半决赛英格兰队因点球失利后，加扎的眼泪让全国人民心痛。

仅仅6年后，英格兰主帅索斯盖特在1996年欧洲杯半决赛中错失进球，点球大战更是让人心痛。

弗兰克·兰帕德成为2010年世界杯四分之一决赛马拉多纳“上帝之手”以来最大不公的受害者。

这位前切尔西球星的“鬼魂进球”显然越过了底线，但没有VAR，被裁判排除在外，英格兰1:4惨败。

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Euro 2020: England fans dance the night away and even scale poles after beating Germany 2-0… with all eyes on Saturday

THRILLED England fans will be waking up with sore heads this morning after dancing the night away as they celebrated the Three Lions' historic win against Germany at Wembley.

Boozy supporters scaled poles in Central London and chanted "It's Coming Home" after goals from Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane sent England into the Quarter Finals.

The wild night of celebrations across the country will mean some fans will face a groggy morning after the historic win - with all eyes now on the Quarter Final on Saturday.

Gareth Southgate's men will face Ukraine in Rome in the Quarter Finals after Andriy Shevchenko's team triumphed over Sweden in extra time.

Major cities were packed with boozy fans celebrating England's triumph over their old rivals.

In London, Trafalgar Square was heaving with supporters, while footage showed crowds chanting "It's coming home" in Soho.

Fans also climbed up on to the Shaftesbury Fountain in Piccadilly Circus, belting out "Que sera, sera, whatever will be, will be, we're going to Wembley, que sera, sera".

In Manchester, pints were hurled in the air during chaotic scenes as fans celebrated the win.

While Leeds locals danced in the streets in England shirts as the country dared believe it could come home.

And Prince William, Prince George and Kate Middleton were among those roaring from the stands at Wembley as Gareth Southgate's men sailed into the next round.

The historic victory - England's first against Germany in a major tournament since 1966 - leaves the Three Lions with a clear path to the final with either Czech Republic or Denmark waiting in the semis.

It could set up a mouthwatering final clash at Wembley against favourites Belgium, Italy, Spain or Switzerland.

Wembley erupted in the second half as Raheem Sterling - the Three Lions' star man of the tournament - broke the deadlock in the 75th minute with a tidy finish from Luke Shaw's low cross.

And just eleven minutes later, Harry Kane sent England fans wild as he headed in the second goal from a perfectly weighted Jack Grealish ball - leaving the Germans stunned.But the Germans took control early in the second half, with Jordan Pickford stretching to save a thumping shot from midfielder Kai Havertz.Timo Werner also had a shot saved by Jordan Pickford.

It was the introduction of Aston Villa star Jack Grealish in the second half that turned the game in England's favour.

The midfielder, who came on to replace Bukayo Saka, played a part in Raheem Sterling's opener before crossing to Kane to nod it home and wrap up a 2-0 win.

It capped a resilient performance and an incredible night for manager Gareth Southgate, who famously missed a penalty against the Germans in Euro 1996.

Ex-England defender Tony Adams, who played alongside Southgate, tweeted: "Redemption for Southgate".

The mood in Wembley and across the country was euphoric as the whistle blew, with midfielder Declan Rice saying his team had created a "piece of history".

He told the BBC: "In the press conferences all week the players have been asked about the previous games against Germany and today we created our own piece of history.

"We've made the most of our opportunity today and it was a pleasure to be out on the pitch."

'I FEEL ECSTATIC'

BBC commentator Guy Mowbray said: "All around this famous stadium, it is fevered, frenzied excitement. This is one of the landmark football moments that don’t come around too often."

Pubs across the country were heaving with elated fans.

Londoner Anthony Robinson, 34, watched the match with his mum Sue Bedding, 59, at the fan zone in Trafalgar Square.

He said: "I feel ecstatic. You've got to be optimistic about things like this."

One German-English couple said their relationship was still "very much intact" after the tense encounter.

Adam Cox, who lives in Bournemouth with his German wife Janina Cox, said: "There was a lot of shouting for the first goal from me, she was holding her head in her hands."

Capacity at Wembley Stadium doubled to 45,000 for yesterday's game with England given the home advantage.

Young Prince George was also seen watching the match alongside footie-mad dad William, with the pair wearing matching suits and England ties.

Boris Johnson also posted a clip of himself cheering after Harry Kane's 2nd half strike, and later tweeted: "Well done England. We're all behind you - bring it home!"

Ed Sheeran and David Beckham were among the celebs roaring on the Three Lions from a VIP box at Wembley.

Gareth Southgate last night heaped praise on England's "immense" players after the morale-boosting victory - and said the roar of fans at Wembley got them over the line.

"I think the players were immense," the gaffer said. "Right the way through the team they were immense.

"They have given the fans in the stadium - who were also incredible - a great day.... They were behind every challenge and every run and the energy was incredible inside the stadium.

"So to be able to send them home feeling as they do tonight, to hear them at the end... I mean, you can't beat a bit of 'Sweet Caroline', can you? That's a belter, really."

Southgate's choice to go with a more defensive lineup for the match paid dividends - with the Three Lions securing their fourth clean sheet of the tournament.

Harry Kane, who has faced criticism for failing to score in England's group games, also admitted that it was a relief to break his scoring duck for the tournament.

"Any striker wants to be scoring goals, so it's nice to score my first in this tournament.

"Hopefully I can score a couple more. Any team will be looking at us and know that we're dangerous."

what followed until last night's victory was 55 years of hurt for England while Germany enjoyed world dominance at major tournaments.

In the 1970 World Cup, it was West Germany that put an end to England's campaign in extra time.

Gazza's tears were then shared by the whole country after England crashed out of the 1990 World Cup semi-final on penalties.

Just six years later, there was more penalty heartache after England gaffer Gareth Southgate missed the back of the net in the 1996 Euro semi-final.

Frank Lampard fell victim to the biggest injustice since Maradona's "hand of God" at the 2010 World Cup quarter-final.

The ex-Chelsea star's "ghost goal" clearly made it over the line but without VAR, it was ruled out by the ref and England suffered a humiliating 4-1 defeat.