England end 25 years' curse to reach quarters
This is England's first knockout win of any kind at a European Championships for the first time in 25 years and also the first knockout win over Germany since 1966.
England reached the quarter-finals of the European Championship with a 2-0 win over rivals Germany after Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane scored second-half goals at Wembley on Tuesday.
This is England's first knockout win of any kind at a European Championships for the first time in 25 years and also the first knockout win over Germany since 1966.
England took the lead in the 75th minute when Luke Shaw squared the ball from the left flank to find Sterling, who had started the move and finished it with a tap-in from the edge of the six-yard box as the home crowd erupted.
Kane scored the second in the 86th minute when substitute Jack Grealish crossed the ball and the England captain rushed in to beat goalkeeper Manuel Neuer and nod home.
Earlier, England keeper Jordan Pickford did well to keep out Timo Werner before tipping over a stinging volley from Kai Havertz. At the other end, Mats Hummels denied Kane with a last-ditch clearance just before halftime.
England will play either Sweden or Ukraine, who meet later on Tuesday in Glasgow in the final last-16 match.
