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England players (l-r John Stones, Harry Kane, Jamie Vardy, Kieran Trippier, Marcus Rashford, Harry Maguire, Jordan Henderson) celebrate after Eric Dier of England scores the winning penalty during the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia Round of 16 match between Colombia and England at Spartak Stadium on July 3, 2018 in Moscow, Russia.
England are through to the FIFA World Cup quarter-finals - and Britain is already celebrating.
On Tuesday, England defeated Colombia 4-3 in penalties following a 1-1 full-time draw of what had been an at times ugly and foul-filled game. It's a particularly historic win for England, which has been notoriously bad at penalties for decades - so much so that its endless failings have been referred to as a "curse."
The English team, led by coach Gareth Southgate and captained by Harry Kane, has already been hailed as the country's best in years, and the result has further inflamed British footballing passions, with chants of "football's coming home!" ringing out up and down the country.
The British national newspapers, too, have been similarly effusive about the win - with particular praise heaped on English goalkeeper Jordan Pickford and his crucial role in the penalty shootout.
England will next play Sweden in the quarter-finals on Saturday.
Here's how the Wednesday papers are celebrating England's victory...