That's all for our coverage of England's penalty shootout win over Nigeria in the last 16 of the World Cup.

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I'll leave you with the penalty that took the Lionesses in to the last eight...

Nigeria have won just one of their 15 Fifa Women’s World Cup matches against European sides (D4 L10), failing to score in seven of their last eight games against such opposition in the competition.

The Super Falcons also became the first side to draw as many as three games nil-nil at a single Fifa Women’s World Cup tournament.

This was just the second time England have played out a goalless draw in the competition (also vs Germany in 2007) in what was their 30th match overall.

Following their penalty shootout victory, England have reached at least the quarter final stage at all six Fifa Women’s World Cup tournaments they have appeared in.

This was a serious warning shot that they need to improve in the last eight, though. They're unlikely to get away with a display like this again.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think from either of their next opponents, Jamaica or Colombia, they can expect more of the same.

England can't rest from this performance, they definitely need to step it up for the next game.

Karen Bardsley
Former England and Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Nigeria are a fantastic side.

They played with so much freedom, allowing their front three to attack and those interchanges of the wide players, you could see England struggled to cope with the fluidity of it.

I'm relieved that we managed to get through that because I was wondering where the goals were going to come from to be honest.

England

England's Chloe Kelly to BBC One: "It's amazing, anything that's thrown at us we show what we're capable of.

"We dig deep as a group and we believe in our ability. We believe in what we're told to do. We've been practicing a lot and it's working.

"[Before the penalty] For me I'm thinking going to score, once I win that mental battle I'm good.

"It's the team, this team is special. We did it in the Euros, we did it in the Finalissima, we keep pushing forward and there's more to come from this team."

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

England will go back, analyse the game and hopefully there will be some hard truths in the changing room.

They need to hold each other accountable, including that moment with Lauren James.

England are very lucky to have progressed to the quarter-finals and they definitely need to step up performances if they want to get all the way to a final.

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC One

Nigeria are a credit to their nation, their performance was incredible.

I'm devastated for them but this tournament will really bring them together.

Jonas Eidevall
Arsenal manager on BBC One

This is knockout football. If you're going to go all the way and win a World Cup you might need to win a shootout. Now, if this comes up in the competition again, England will be ready for it.

Alex Scott
Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC One

When you win tournaments you need luck, magic. England have found a way.

Karen Bardsley
Former England and Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'm so relieved that they have managed to get this over the line. It is now about re-grouping and going again.

They're now without their best attacking player in Lauren James so it is a case of thinking where do we go from here?

Jonas Eidevall
Arsenal manager on BBC One

England's going to be really happy to be through. There's lots of things to improve but now they've got a couple of days.

We've gone the full way with this one, meaning we're bumping right up against today's second game.

If you want to follow Australia v Denmark, you can do so here.

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC One

It just shows their resilience. The pressure moments the team come together. They have that composure.

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Talk about digging deep!

England were staring down the barrel of a World Cup exit after being second best to Nigeria and then losing Lauren James to a red card late in the 90 minutes.

But once again, the Lionesses find a way.

When the dust settles, they'll realise they got out of jail because they did not play well.

Karen Bardsley
Former England and Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Honestly I feel like no one is more relieved in the stadium than I am right now!

What a game from Nigeria, played so well.

You feel for Nnadozie, Kelly hit it with all her might and she had no chance stopping that from flying in the net!

Robyn Cowen
BBC One

It's evening here, but this is going to go down as a daylight robbery. England are through to the quarter-finals on penalties!

Karen Bardsley
Former England and Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was a very, very cool penalty from Ucheibe.