Jubilant England fans poured out onto the streets of Manchester city centre to celebrate England's historic Euro 2020 semi-final victory over Denmark.
The 2-1 win at Wembley means the Three Lions are in their first major tournament final since 1966, when they won the World Cup.
A party atmosphere erupted across Greater Manchester as soon as the referee blew his whistle for the final time.
Fireworks were let off as families and friends watching at home celebrated the win.
Fans gathered in their hundreds around Stevenson Square - singing and chanting after Harry Kane's dramatic goal from a penalty rebound in the 104th minute sealed England's passage to the final.
Our images capture the scenes of joy as they unfolded.
Friends hoisted each other aloft and shirts were ripped off in celebration.
A giant inflatable football was tossed among the crowd - and England flags were held aloft amid the singing.
One man even scaled a wall to lead the crowd in song.
The party atmosphere was replicated in Rusholme on Wilmslow Road.
Videos and images being shared on social media showed huge crowds in the street celebrating England's finest hour - since 1966.
