A look at the best tweets after England knocked Denmark out of the Euros to reach the final of a major tournament for the first time since 1966. Therefore people took to Twitter to share their thoughts.

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The face of England and Leeds midfielder Kalvin Phillips seemed to capture the feelings of the country after England beat Denmark 2-1 last night at Wembley.

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Jack Grealish. The people’s princess. In short; that’s all.

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Phil Foden’s drawn attention after being inspired by Paul Gascoigne’s 1996 Euros look to bleach his hair. However, for some he’s looking like a slightly difference blonde bombshell…

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In a prematch interview, Denmark and Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel was asked what it would mean to him to stop it ‘coming home’.  But he replied, “has it ever been home? Have you ever won it?” Well, we’re a step closer now.

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But some weren’t impressed with having to watch the game on ITV rather than the BBC.

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England’s Twitter page put out this photo of manager Gareth Southgate. However, he’s also become the subject of the revamped Atomic Kitten song Whole Again. Something about “Southgate you’re the one. You still turn me on”…?

It’s also the first time the manager has led England to victory in a semi-final, after losing out to Croatia in the 2018 World Cup.

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And of course, someone had to bring Eurovision into it.

As a result Italy could be making it a double whammy this year after Måneskin stormed to victory at the Eurovision Song Contest in May. After a dismal nil points for the UK, luckily England’s performance in the Euros has already outdone that Eurovision attempt.

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Meanwhile there were some very wholesome scenes from commentator Ian Wright after victory was secured during extra time.

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After it was still 1-1 at 90 minutes, some wondered why others would do this to their nerves on a weekly basis.

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Above all composers of the iconic Three Lions song, David Baddiel and Frank Skinner, celebrated the win at Wembley. Famous for chanting “it’s coming home,” England’s dreams of bringing it home are just one match away.

They’ll just have to get through Italy. It’ll be fine.

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