England, and Gareth Southgate, do not have fond memories of penalties. That changed in Russia on Tuesday.
Here is the Three Lions’ record in the dreaded shoot-out.
West Germany – World Cup 1990, semi-final – lost 4-3
England could not bring the World Cup home from Italy in 1990 – losing to West Germany on penalties in the semi-finals (Michael Stephens/PA)
Spain – Euro 1996 – quarter-final, won 4-2
Pearce hit the back of the net against Spain having missed against West Germany in 1990 (Sean Dempsey/PA)
Germany – Euro 1996 – semi-final – lost 6-5
Southgate missed the decisive penalty as England were knocked out of Euro 96 at Wembley (PA Archive)
Argentina – World Cup 1998 – round of 16 – lost 4-3
David Batty was one of two England players to miss in their World Cup shoot-out against Argentina (Sean Dempsey/PA)
Portugal – Euro 2004 – quarter-final – lost 6-5
Beckham, left, and Darius Vassell, right, were the guilty parties as England lost on penalties to Portugal in 2004. (Martin Rickett/PA)
Portugal – World Cup 2006 – quarter-final – lost 3-1
Ricardo was the hero for Portugal two years later, saving three England penalties – including one from Lampard (Martin Rickett/PA)
Italy – Euro 2012 – quarter-final – lost 4-2
Ashley Cole missed from the spot as Italy prevailed over England at Euro 2012 (Owen Humphreys/PA)
Colombia – Russia 2018 – last 16 – won 4-3
Jordan Pickford saves the penalty that put England into the quarter-finals (Aaron Chown, PA)
