Harry Kane created Euros history with his equaliser in England's semi-final against the Netherlands on Wednesday night.
The Three Lions fell behind after just seven minutes when Xavi Simons fired past Jordan Pickford from the edge of the area, but Kane won a penalty 11 minutes later after being caught in the box by Denzel Dumfries.
The England captain stepped up and slotted his spot-kick into the bottom corner to bring his side level.
It was Kane's sixth knockout goal at the Euros, more than any other player in the competition's history.
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Harry Kane brought England level from the penalty spot and created Euros history in the process