The front page of French sports daily L'Equipe is pretty chipper, revelling in "magnificent" Iceland's victory over England.

But presumably inside there's a stern warning: underestimate these Icelanders like England did... 

It's France next, in Paris on Sunday. Could they spoil the party?

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The Greeks know a thing or two about an underdog victory (Euro winners in 2004 of course), and sports paper Goal also leads on Iceland's win in Nice.

'Volcanoes!' roars the headline.

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It was good while it lasted.

In Spain, Marca strikes a morbid tone. 

"We're no longer the best" reads the headline on a front page designed like an obituary piece in the wake of defeat by Italy in the last 16 of the Euros. 

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As you can imagine, in Italy the mood's rather more buoyant. 

TikItalia is the cheeky line poking fun at the decline of Spain's dominance of international football.

Germany next for the Italians...

England's shock defeat by Iceland will have detracted from the other surprise result of the day as Italy knocked defending champions Spain out of the tournament.

Going into Euro 2016 the Azzurri squad was considered to be the worst for 50 years but they are now just three games from glory.

Justin Freeman: Worse than Taylor

Non Serviam: Gone to Iceland

Daniel Woods: Woeful, lacklustre, disillusioned

Vincenzo Re: Clueless, Heartless, hopeless!

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While we wallow in England misery, let's remember that Wales are still very much in this tournament and face Belgium in the quarter-finals in Paris on Friday.

But perhaps a reality check is required: Wales, after all, lost to England.

We'll put it down to an aberration...

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You probably didn't need reminding of this but last night's defeat by Iceland means England's wait for success in a major tournament will now stretch beyond 50 years.

If you want to see how England have departed other tournaments then have a look at this updated iWonder guide.

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BBC Sport chief football writer in Nice

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Plenty of disgruntled England fans making their departure from Nice airport.

The over-riding feeling seems to be disbelief mixed with anger at the scale of England's collapse against Iceland.

The Icelandic fans, in contrast, wear the smiles of a country rejoicing in its greatest football victory - and who have spent the night celebrating it.

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Out-thought, out-fought, out-battled, inept, embarrassing, horrible, clueless.

Just a small selection of the words used by BBC pundits to describe England's display in being knocked out of Euro 2016 by Iceland. 

Now it's your turn - we want you to describe England's performance in three words.

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Another former England captain has been having his say on last night's defeat by Iceland.

Rio Ferdinand told BBC Breakfast:, external "We failed to beat Slovakia, we failed to beat Russia, we beat Wales with nine seconds to go and then lost to Iceland. With no disrespect, England should be beating those sides."

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Former England captain Alan Shearer revealed on Match of the Day last night that he had spoken to the Football Association five years ago about taking on the England job.

The 45-year-old said he was turned down at the time because of a lack of experience.

Would they be interested in speaking to him this time round?

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England might be heading for the airport this morning but there are no such thoughts for Iceland.

Defender Kari Arnason said his side had "shocked the world" with their 2-1 win over the Three Lions.

Icelandic TV commentator Gudmundur Benediktsson, who went viral after his reaction to last week's win over Austria, said: "This is done! This is done! We are never going home! Did you see that! Did you see that!

"Never wake me from this amazing dream!"

Former England full-back Danny Mills has said that the players should be "ashamed" of their defeat by Iceland.

"No idea, no excuses, England players should be ashamed of themselves. That second half performance was nothing short of atrocious," Mills said.

England captain Wayne Rooney said the team must "move on" after their defeat by Iceland.

Goalkeeper Joe Hart, who admitted he should have done better for Iceland's second goal, believes it is unfair to say that the other team wanted to win more.

As though we haven't suffered enough...

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England Euro 2016 exit at the hands of Iceland is a "national sporting embarrassment", according to BBC Sport's chief football writer Phil McNulty.

He says that England looked "ill-prepared" but that the players must take their share of the blame.

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And they were some of the kinder words used by the BBC's pundits...

Alan Shearer, Rio Ferdinand and Jermaine Jenas reflect on the 2-1 Euro 2016 defeat by Iceland, which Shearer says is "the worst performance I have seen from an England team". 

Former England winger Chris Waddle has torn into the England squad after their Euro 2016 exit.

Waddle told BBC Radio 5 live: "Every goal we gave away in the competition were Sunday morning goals.

"Iceland are a proper team. I would never pay to watch them but they have a great camaraderie."

Well worth a listen.

Where do you even start after that?

The Euro 2016 exit to Iceland was so bad, Roy Hodgson attempted to beat Kevin Keegan's record for fastest resignation by an England boss after an inept defeat.

You can read Hodgson's resignation statement above and, if you're feeling in a macabre mood, the 'highlights' of the match can be viewed below.

And, yes, it was just as bad as you remember...

The Daily Mail

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The Daily Mail don't hold back with their thoughts on Roy Hodgson's departure. The headline on their backpage reads "Good Riddance" after Hodgson quit after four years in the role.