England fans in dreamland as Three Lions set up France quarter-final clash
The Three Lions beat Senegal 3-0 in the World Cup last 16 match on Sunday.

Ecstatic England fans were left dreaming of World Cup glory after another comprehensive 3-0 win set up a quarter-final clash with holders France.
Despite a cagey opening 30 minutes against Senegal on Sunday, Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson calmed any England fears before Harry Kaneās goal on the stroke of half time saw beers and Santa hats thrown to the skies at fan parks across the nation.
A composed second-half Bukayo Saka finish rounded off another professional display, prompting a chorus of āfootballās coming homeā at the Croydon Boxpark in south London.
Three Lions supporters admitted there were nerves ahead of kick off as they were greeted by a carnival atmosphere of dancing Senegalese fans ahead of their crunch World Cup knockout game.
England will now play France on Saturday after the defending championsā 3-1 victory over Poland earlier on Sunday.
Labour leader Keir Starmer took to Twitter to say next weekās quarter-final will be a āhuge gameā, adding: āBut is anyone else starting to believe that it might be coming homeā¦?ā
Fans at The Eastney Tavern in Southsea, Hampshire, clapped and cheered as the final whistle blew.
After watching the match, regular Mark Ellinor said of England: āI think they have got it in them, they are a really strong side and we have a good chance of winning the whole thing.ā
Minutes before the final whistle blew, supporters were chanting āEngland, Englandā at Croydon Boxpark.
White confetti was released as the game ended, and fansĀ erupted into loud cheers, jumped together in celebration and punched the air.