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Not leave anything to chance. Marcus Rashford (England) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the bottom left corner.Goal! Please Media playback is not supported on this device
And within the dogged team performance, individuals once more made their mark.Everton goalkeeper Pickford received some criticism for his performance against Belgium but was outstanding here, not only saving that Bacca penalty but producing one of the saves of the World Cup from Uribe's thunderous drive from 30 yards - which cruelly led to the corner that brought Mina's equaliser.And Trippier's measured penalty was another indication of his growing maturity at this level, the Spurs full-back having again performed solidly down England's right.Southgate's one-match-at-a-time mantra has been designed to keep expectations in check as his side have been presented with their best opportunity at a World Cup since they reached the semi-finals of Italia 90.If he was listening to the England fans who gathered and sang non-stop late into the Moscow night behind the goal in the Spartak Stadium, it may have dawned on him that keeping a lid on expectations is likely to be a losing battle.England will have taken a lot out of themselves in this physically gruelling and mentally taxing last-16 game and they now face the well-organised and resilient Swedes.If they can overcome Sweden, the possibility of a semi-final meeting with Russia or Croatia comes into view.England found a way to win here that has often eluded them, digging deep in the process - and they will have headed back to their Zelenogorsk training HQ in soaring spirits.There is work to do, though, and this was not a flawless performance by any means, but England and Southgate have now regained the momentum they lost in their group-stage loss to Belgium and can look to build on that. Harry Kane gave England the lead with a penalty …
That might sound obvious, but it took a man who has been haunted by a penalty miss for over 20 years to finally de-mystify penalties for us.After weeks of hard work, Southgate’s new approach finally paid off here at the Spartak Stadium in Moscow, just before midnight.Four of England’s five takers scored: Harry Kane, Marcus Rashford, Kieran Trippier and Eric Dier, who scored the winning kick. I’m very good at it.”Pickford’s save from Bacca should go down as the turning point of the whole night. And I’ve got power and agility, I don’t care if I’m not the biggest keeper. It was certainly better executed than Dier’s winning kick, which Ospina should have saved. 3/35. England celebrate after winning the penalty shootout. England won a World Cup penalty shootout for the first time on a night of high drama in Moscow, overcoming Colombia to secure a quarter-final meeting with Sweden.Amid a fevered atmosphere inside Spartak Stadium, Eric Dier scored the winning kick after Jordan Pickford's brilliant save from Carlos Bacca.England's famous victory sets up a meeting with Sweden in Samara on Saturday, Manager Gareth Southgate celebrated with his staff while his players mobbed the heroes Pickford and Dier after their first win at the knockout stage of major tournament since 2006.Southgate's side looked to have emerged unscathed from an ill-disciplined match courtesy of Harry Kane's penalty, only for Colombia's Yerry Mina to equalise in the closing seconds of stoppage time to send the massed ranks of Colombia fans wild.The extra 30 minutes could not separate the sides and led to a nerve-shredding finale that has so often been England's undoing, with a dismal record of just one win in seven shootouts at major tournaments before this.England looked to be set for more agony when Jordan Henderson's penalty was saved by David Ospina but Mateus Uribe smashed the following kick on to the crossbar to pave the way for Pickford and Dier to be England's saviours.
Not leave anything to chance. Marcus Rashford (England) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the bottom left corner.Goal! Please Media playback is not supported on this device
And within the dogged team performance, individuals once more made their mark.Everton goalkeeper Pickford received some criticism for his performance against Belgium but was outstanding here, not only saving that Bacca penalty but producing one of the saves of the World Cup from Uribe's thunderous drive from 30 yards - which cruelly led to the corner that brought Mina's equaliser.And Trippier's measured penalty was another indication of his growing maturity at this level, the Spurs full-back having again performed solidly down England's right.Southgate's one-match-at-a-time mantra has been designed to keep expectations in check as his side have been presented with their best opportunity at a World Cup since they reached the semi-finals of Italia 90.If he was listening to the England fans who gathered and sang non-stop late into the Moscow night behind the goal in the Spartak Stadium, it may have dawned on him that keeping a lid on expectations is likely to be a losing battle.England will have taken a lot out of themselves in this physically gruelling and mentally taxing last-16 game and they now face the well-organised and resilient Swedes.If they can overcome Sweden, the possibility of a semi-final meeting with Russia or Croatia comes into view.England found a way to win here that has often eluded them, digging deep in the process - and they will have headed back to their Zelenogorsk training HQ in soaring spirits.There is work to do, though, and this was not a flawless performance by any means, but England and Southgate have now regained the momentum they lost in their group-stage loss to Belgium and can look to build on that. Harry Kane gave England the lead with a penalty …
That might sound obvious, but it took a man who has been haunted by a penalty miss for over 20 years to finally de-mystify penalties for us.After weeks of hard work, Southgate’s new approach finally paid off here at the Spartak Stadium in Moscow, just before midnight.Four of England’s five takers scored: Harry Kane, Marcus Rashford, Kieran Trippier and Eric Dier, who scored the winning kick. I’m very good at it.”Pickford’s save from Bacca should go down as the turning point of the whole night. And I’ve got power and agility, I don’t care if I’m not the biggest keeper. It was certainly better executed than Dier’s winning kick, which Ospina should have saved. 3/35. England celebrate after winning the penalty shootout. England won a World Cup penalty shootout for the first time on a night of high drama in Moscow, overcoming Colombia to secure a quarter-final meeting with Sweden.Amid a fevered atmosphere inside Spartak Stadium, Eric Dier scored the winning kick after Jordan Pickford's brilliant save from Carlos Bacca.England's famous victory sets up a meeting with Sweden in Samara on Saturday, Manager Gareth Southgate celebrated with his staff while his players mobbed the heroes Pickford and Dier after their first win at the knockout stage of major tournament since 2006.Southgate's side looked to have emerged unscathed from an ill-disciplined match courtesy of Harry Kane's penalty, only for Colombia's Yerry Mina to equalise in the closing seconds of stoppage time to send the massed ranks of Colombia fans wild.The extra 30 minutes could not separate the sides and led to a nerve-shredding finale that has so often been England's undoing, with a dismal record of just one win in seven shootouts at major tournaments before this.England looked to be set for more agony when Jordan Henderson's penalty was saved by David Ospina but Mateus Uribe smashed the following kick on to the crossbar to pave the way for Pickford and Dier to be England's saviours.