Sturridge's goal in stoppage time plunged the opposition fans into the depths of disappointment but also brought the home fans to heaven.
 |
| When referee Felix Brych blew the final whistle, England fans were wild with excitement at their team's thrilling victory. The seemingly endless wait for a goal was rewarded. Sturridge's goal was the 11th goal scored after the 80th minute at this Euro, more than the total number of goals scored in the entire first half (10 goals). |
 |
| The Three Lions fans who got tickets were very lucky. The atmosphere in the England stand when Sturridge scored must have been wonderful and memorable. |
 |
| The victory was also a response to Gareth Bale's provocative pre-match statement: "No England player deserves to play in the Wales team." |
 |
| Both of Roy Hodgson's substitutions saw Jamie Vardy and Daniel Sturridge score. |
 |
| Among them, Sturridge's goal was like rubbing salt into the hearts of the fans of the team nicknamed "Red Dragon". Some people burst into tears. |
 |
| This defeat was too bitter for Wales. They defended very well throughout the match. |
 |
| In the stands of the Stade Bollaert stadium in Lens, the dismayed faces of Gareth Bale's fans and teammates could be seen. |
 |
| Fans at home fell into the abyss of disappointment when Sturridge, Vardy and Rashford coordinated like a practice match and ended with Sturridge's dangerous shot that left goalkeeper Hennessey helpless. |
 |
| After the match, the Welsh players walked around the pitch to applaud their home fans. Bale could be seen placing his hand over his heart, where the logo of his home team is. |
According to Zing
