England Beat Germany 2-0 to Advance to Euro 2020 Quarterfinals

the England football team booked a place in the quarterfinals of Euro 2020 with a convincing 2-0 victory over Germany at Wembley Stadium on Tuesday. Goals from Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane secured the win for the Three Lions, who now progress to face either Sweden or Ukraine in the next round.

Raheem Sterling Shines for England

Raheem Sterling was the hero for England on Tuesday, scoring the opening goal in the 75th minute. The Manchester City forward had been a lively presence throughout the game, using his pace and trickery to torment the German defence. Sterling's goal came after a superb cross from Luke Shaw, and the Wembley crowd erupted in joy as he coolly slotted the ball past Manuel Neuer in the German goal.

Harry Kane Finally Finds the Net for England

England captain Harry Kane had endured a frustrating tournament so far, failing to score in the group stages as the Three Lions stuttered through to the knockout rounds. However, the Tottenham striker came up big when it mattered most, scoring England's second goal in the dying minutes of the game. Kane's goal was the result of a lightning counter-attack, with Sterling and Jack Grealish combining to set up the captain for an easy finish.

England Defence Holds Firm Against Germany

While the attacking contributions of Sterling and Kane will grab the headlines, it was England's defence that truly shone against Germany. Gareth Southgate's side had not conceded a goal in the group stages, and they maintained that record against a dangerous German team. The back three of Kyle Walker, John Stones, and Harry Maguire were rock-solid throughout, while Luke Shaw and Kieran Trippier provided excellent support from the wing-back positions. Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford also made a crucial save in the second half to deny Germany a route back into the game.

England's Quarterfinal Opponents: Sweden or Ukraine

England will now turn their attention to the quarterfinals, where they will face either Sweden or Ukraine. The two sides meet in Glasgow on Tuesday evening, with the winner set to face England at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome on July 3. Sweden and Ukraine are both capable teams, but England will be full of confidence after their impressive win over Germany. With the likes of Sterling and Kane in top form, the Three Lions will be a tough prospect for any opponent in the knockout rounds.

Conclusion: England Fans Dare to Dream of Euro 2020 Glory

England fans will be daring to dream of Euro 2020 glory after their team's impressive win over Germany. The Three Lions have not won a major international tournament since the 1966 World Cup, but with the likes of Sterling, Kane, and Grealish in their ranks, they have a real chance of ending that drought this summer. Of course, there are plenty of tough opponents still to come, and England will have to maintain their high levels of performance to progress deep into the tournament. But for now, fans can bask in the glory of a job well done against old rivals Germany.