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The UK's national newspapers have saluted England's football team for their historic victory against Denmark at Wembley by dedicating their front and back pages to the players who have finally made a major final after 55 years.
Fleet Street have wiped out the pages to include the scenes of jubilation that erupted at the stadium on Wednesday night after Harry Kane scored an extra-time penalty kick, securing the Three Lion's place in Sunday's Euro 2020 final against Italy.
Last night's victory is an historic achievement for England as it seals its place in Sunday's final against Italy - the most important football game for the Three Lions in 25 years, and the first major tournament final the side have managed to reach since the 1966 World Cup.
The Daily Mail's front page features a picture of Kane raising his fist to the crowd at full-time alongside elated England fans with the headline 'Kane Believe It! On night of high drama, Three Lions keep millions on edge of their seats... then Captain Harry fires us into historic Wembley final'.
Meanwhile, The Times, Sun, Guardian and the i Newspaper have chosen to fill their pages with the ecstatic Kane celebrating with teammate Phil Foden just after scoring the all-important goal.
The Telegraph credited the players as 'the history boys' on their front page with a picture of the England footballers piling onto each other after clinching the victory.
Here is a look at the front and back pages of the national newspapers:
The Daily Mail's front page features a picture of Kane raising his fist to the crowd at full-time alongside elated England fans with the headline 'Kane Believe It! On night of high drama, Three Lions keep millions on edge of
