It has been an incredible week in Europe for English football sides, with Liverpool, Tottenham, Arsenal and Chelsea all reaching major European finals.
On Tuesday, Liverpool overturned a three-goal first leg deficit as they won 4-0 against Barcelona at Anfield to progress to the final of the Champions League.
They were then joined by fellow Premier League side Tottenham , who produced a similarly incredible comeback against Ajax in Amsterdam on Wednesday night, fighting back from three goals down on aggregate to secure their place in an all-English final in Madrid on June 1.
But not only that, Arsenal and Chelsea then followed up the success of the two Premier League sides by reaching the final of the Europa League last night (Thursday), making it the first time that both finals would be contested by teams from the same country.
Arsenal won 4-2 in Spain against Valencia, winning 7-3 on aggregate against Los Che to seal their place in the final in Baku on May 29.
And Chelsea joined them in the final after overcoming Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt on penalties, after a tense night at Stamford Bridge.
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The Blues took the lead in the second leg through Ruben Loftus-Cheek, but Chelsea were pegged back early in the second half as Luka Jovic netted for the visitors.
Neither side could find a winner in extra time as the tie went to penalties, with Kepa Arrizabalaga proving the hero for Chelsea, making two vital saves in the shootout before Eden Hazard netted the decisive spot kick.
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And Lineker, who presents BT Sport's coverage of the Champions League, summed up the incredible week for English football in a post on social media, in which he described it as "utterly bonkers", as can be seen below.
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