The back pagespublished at 07:32 British Summer Time 4 July 2018
Jordan Pickford's penalty save gave England the initiative in the shootout...
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England through to the World Cup quarter-finals after beating Colombia
The Three Lions' first win in a World Cup shootout
England next face Sweden on Saturday (15:00 BST), live on BBC One and BBC Radio 5 live
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The back pagespublished at 07:32 British Summer Time 4 July 2018
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And the England captain's goal celebration makes the back page of the Express.
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Before we look at the back pages, here's a reminder of where it all started for England last night, with Harry Kane converting a penalty in normal time for his sixth goal of the World Cup.
Media caption, World Cup 2018: Harry Kane puts England ahead from penalty spot
The paperspublished at 07:25 British Summer Time 4 July 2018
The Guardian has gone a bit Bob the Builder with the front page of their sport section.
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Well, it has been a World Cup of shocks...
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Never in doubt? I'm not sure I shared the Metro's confidence
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The Star describes last night as "nerve shredding". How was it for you? Any nails left?
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Yes, England beat Spain on penalties during Euro 96, but after going out in a shootout in 1990, 1998 and 2006, this is the Three Lions' first win on penalties in a World Cup.
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You can sense the relief in the Mirror, who are already looking ahead to Saturday's quarter-final tie with Sweden. Well, it's hard not to.
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Unsurprisingly, the front AND back pages are dominated by England's shootout win over Colombia. The Sun have also dedicated their first five pages to covering it.
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And before we take a look at how the rest of today's newspapers reacted, here's a reminder of what actually happened last night.
Media caption, World Cup 2018: Colombia 1-1 England (3-4 pens) highlights
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And in case you're wondering...yes, it really did happen! England won a World Cup penalty shootout and are through to the quarter-finals.
See, here's the back page of today's Times to prove it...
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Good morning and thanks for joining me on the morning after the night before.
It's just the second rest day of this World Cup and, after last night's drama, I think many of us could do with one.