Some of the best reaction to England's World Cup quarter-final win over Norway

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England fans celebrated across England and United States as the Three Lions beat Norway in extra time in a tense World Cup quarter-final.

Midfielder Jude Bellingham scored twice to set up a semi-final against Argentina on Wednesday.

Author | Ben A

England fans celebrate after beating Norway

George B who was at the match said: "We have set it up for a fantastic game against Argentina. We are in a semi-final and that's what matters."

Liam C told us: ""We have had to work very hard for it and the conditions really told on both teams. We had that little bit of luck as the goalkeeper made a little bit of an error."

Jamie P added: “That was a really tough game. However, Norway tired in extra time, and there seemed to be only one winner for me. I thought we were in control for that last 30 minutes.”

England fans sing Wonderwall with players at the Miami Stadium

Perhaps the most captured moment came at the stadium itself. Players embraced and sung the iconic Oasis class 'Wonderwall' alongside their adoring fans.

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