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No need to pinch yourself, you're not dreaming. England have beaten Germany in the knock out stage of a major tournament for the first time in 55 years.
If you're good at maths you'll have worked out the last time it happened was in the final of the 1966 World Cup.
Now Gareth Southgate's young team travel to Rome on Saturday (July 3) to take on Ukraine in the quarter final.
Victory there would see the Three Lions head home, with the semi final and final taking place at Wembley.
Knock out football can be stressful and we thin the best way to get through that is to embed yourself in the midst of a drunk screaming mob.
But where best to do that? Here are some of the top venues with big screens to enjoy the triumph and tragedy of international football.
Source Bar
Location: 4-6 Rose Yard, Maidstone
Boasts a huge 200" outdoor LED screen, said to be "bigger than a Luton truck", with an additional 165" screen. Tables of two, four and six can be booked.
The bar is also offering special deals on beer and an outdoor BBQ. Photo ID required.
Folkestone Harbour Arm
Location: Harbour Screen, Goods Yard, Folkestone Harbour Arm
The Harbour Screen will be showing the entire tournament for free, with tables available on a first come, first serve basis. Only the England games will be ticketed; priced £10 per seat ticket, with tables of four to six people on offer.
Prince of Wales Chatham
Location: 1-3 Railway Street
With three big screens and ten plasma screens, the Prince of Wales in Chatham, is a great place to enjoy the football out of the sun.
Tokyo Tea Rooms
Location: 41 St George's Place Canterbury
Claims to be Canterbury's biggest Euro 2021 fanzone, with a huge HD projector screen, eight HD screens, and surround sound.
The bar is offering every England game, with entry and table priced £6 per person, or £12 including a burger and pint of lager.
Bierkeller
Location: 71A Bank St, Maidstone
The superstitious might want to avoid drinking in a German bar, but it could also be the best place to watch the Germans lose.
The bar is showing the entire tournament. Fans are advised to book a table.
Dreamland, Margate
Dreamland’s outdoor Scenic Stage will be showing European Championship football games, but not for the England v Ukraine quarter-final match as bosses decided to axe the screening after chaotic scenes during Germany game on Tuesday.
However, the venue will be showing further Euro games including the final.
The venue offers a large outdoor seating area where a wide range of drinks and food will be delivered to your table by ordering on your smartphone.
Ticket prices vary.
The Goose, Gravesend
Location: 23-25 King St, Gravesend
When it excitedly announced its indoor reopening last month The Goose appeared particularly excited for the upcoming tournament.
And is it any wonder given it played host to the below scenes in 2018?
After England won their first ever World Cup penalty shoot-out against Columbia things went pretty wild, culminating in a cyclist crowd surfing through the street's of the north Kent town.
