Holly Willoughby has been flooded with messages from England fans celebrating the win against Germany.
The Three Lions were celebrating on Tuesday evening after two late goals saw them see off Germany and secure a memorable victory in the last-16 tie.
Raheem Sterling's 75th minute goal and Harry Kane's match winner just 11 minutes later saw England sail through to the next stage of Euro 2020.
And the win saw Holly proved right - and fans didn't forget.
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The This Morning host predicted England's win earlier on Tuesday live on the ITV show thanks to her psychic banana.
It's not the first time Holly, 40, has used the fruit to help discover the outcome of situations.
As she and co-host Phillip Schofield discussed the latest news headlines with Vanessa Feltz and Nick Ferrari, Holly asked the banana if England would win before cutting through the tip of the fruit.
Before slicing it, she said: "If it's a dot it's a no. If it's a Y it's a yes."
Reveal a Y-shape inside the banana, Holly squealed: "It's a yes! We are going to win the Euros."
It's Coming Home then rung out through the studio with Holly cheering.
And viewers have been sending Holly A LOT of tweets after the whistle blew.
"@hollywills and the predictive banana were right! @thismorning #ThisMorning #wewon #ENGvsGER #ItsComingHome," one tweeted.
Another screamed: "@hollywills #philipschofield #ThisMorning #ITV YOU WAS RIGHT WITH YOUR BANANA . COME ON THE GODDESS THATS HOLLY. YOU MUST NOW CONSULT THE PSYCHIC BANANA AGAIN AND AGAIN...WHAT A GAME..."
"We all have @hollywills and her predicting banana to thank for tonight’s score #EnglandvGermany #ThisMorning," a third added.
A fourth said: "@hollywills The #PsychicBanana was Right! #ThisMorning.
"@hollywills the banana strikes again #ThisMorning," another commented.
Holly has had previous success with the banana trick, having correctly predicted that Kate Middleton had given birth to a baby boy in 2018 and that England wouldn't win the Euros in 2016.
