England set up a huge World Cup quarter-final showdown with defending champions France after easing past Senegal with a 3-0 victory in the last 16
After a sluggish start at the Al Bayt Stadium, England burst into life in the 39th minute when Jude Bellingham brilliantly set up Jordan Henderson for the opener
It got even better for Gareth Southgate's side just before the break when Bellingham launched a devastating England counter, which was finished off by Harry Kane (45+3) for his first goal of the tournament
England's charge to the last eight continued after the break as Bukayo Saka (57) justified his recall to the starting XI with a deft finish to convert Phil Foden's cross
It led to an extremely comfortable end to the game for England as Southgate made a host of substitutions as he aims to keep his squad fresh for what lies ahead
It sets up a mouth-watering last-eight contest with France on Saturday (kick-off 7pm), 
Southgate said the clash with the World Cup holders will be a huge step up for his side
"This is the acid test for us, we know this is a step up from what we've had so far," he said after the win over Senegal
"But the team have garnered so much experience in the last few years, they're playing with confidence and we look threatening
 We're scoring goals and another clean sheet is lovely to see
 We're in a good place but we know the level of the opposition as well
" vs  - Kick-off 7pm vs ///- Kick-off 7pmJust as they did against Wales, England started slowly and there were some uncomfortable moments for Harry Maguire, who was twice outpaced in the early stages by Boulaye Dia and then Iliman Ndiaye
Senegal were pressing aggressively and causing England's defenders, who were seeing lots of the ball, plenty of issues
England just couldn't get going and Senegal created the first opening of the game
 The ball fell kindly for Ismaila Sarr, who blazed a shot from the edge of the six-yard area over the bar under pressure from Jordan Pickford
 There was also an appeal for a penalty the build-up to the chance with Senegal claiming a handball against John Stones, but after a brief VAR check, play was waved on
Pickford was back in action shortly after as Saka gifted possession to Sarr, who slid the ball through for Dia
 The forward's strike looked to be heading for the far corner but the outstretched left arm of the Everton goalkeeper, who came to England's rescue
It took until the 39th minute, but England finally showed their quality and to devastating effect
 Foden picked out Kane, who slid the ball through for a marauding Bellingham
 The Borussia Dortmund broke into the Senegal penalty area before squaring for Henderson, who swept home a first-time finish under Edouard Mendy to give Southgate's side the lead
England burst into life after the goal
 Kane fired over after being picked out by Saka's low cross, but the Tottenham striker wasn't to be denied for long
A scintillating counter-attack was started by the ever-impressive Bellingham, who eased past several Senegal players before picking out Foden
 England had a two-on-one and the Man City star squared for Kane, who drilled the ball past Mendy to put his side firmly in control at the break
England's lead was strengthened just before the hour when Saka produced a deft finish after latching onto Foden's low cross, and from that moment the game was over as a contest
England were in cruise control from that point and Southgate rung the changes with progress assured to consecutive World Cup quarter-finals - something the national team last managed in 2002 and 2006
Southgate managed the game perfectly as Saka and Foden were replaced by Jack Grealish and Marcus Rashford before Bellingham, Henderson and Stones all got a deserved rest as focus started to switch to Saturday's blockbuster showdown with France
"He's extraordinary
 It's hard to imagine that before this World Cup, Gareth Southgate had some doubts behind the scenes about whether a 19-year-old would be ready to take on the biggest stage
"It was a brave call by Southgate to include Bellingham in that opening game against Iran and since then, neither of them have looked back because Bellingham has been one of England's best players in all four games now
"He has become a key player
 He's the player England have been looking for for so long - a genuine No8, box-to-box player, as good at breaking up play and stopping the Senegal attacks as he is at getting the ball and driving the ball forward, getting England through the thirds and picking out a key pass England have scored goals from
"He's clearly enjoying it
 I understand he's become really close with Jordan Henderson in camp off the pitch and you saw it there on the pitch
"After he set up Henderson for the first goal, Bellingham called for applause from the England fans for his mate Henderson and Henderson in return did the same for Bellingham
"So that blossoming partnership, and given credit to Declan Rice for anchoring that midfield and allows those two players to drift in and out of the game, chase the ball and get England up the pitch
"But Jude Bellingham is an absolute superstar
 The fact that he was able to be brought off after an hour means he can rest his legs for that big game against France
 You sense he will be a key player if England are going to progress past the world champions and get anywhere near the semi-finals
""I think the biggest thing is the mentality
 We've done a lot of work over the years with young players and young-player development and the thing that makes the difference is the mindset, the drive, the desire to learn and improve
 He has all of that
"I think with him, Phil [Foden], Bukayo [Saka] tonight, we felt it was the right moment for all of them and they all stepped up
 Jude was with [Jordan] Henderson as well because those two really got us into the game
 We were a bit stuck with the ball and our best moments were turning the ball over
 I think Hendo's influence is allowing Jude more freedom positionally and he's responded to that remarkably well
""You could see the lift that goal gave Harry Kane in the second half
 There was a bit more space
 I think we'd managed to move Senegal around so much - although we found it hard to progress - that they tired, and his link play started to come together again
"I think for any striker when you haven't scored it is there in the back of your mind and you get that lift of confidence when it comes
 There's no one I'd rather have bearing down on goal, and it was a really clinical finish
 That will do him the world of good
"The great thing for us is the goals have been spread
 We've not been dependent upon him, and we've only had a few goals from set-plays, which in the past was a huge percentage of our goals
 It's great we're showing another side to our attacking play
""It's very rare you see a midfield player as comfortable in his own half as in the attacking half
 He looks like he can do absolutely everything
 He is a holding player, an attacking player, he's everything in one
 Physically he's fantastic, so young but it's the composure, maturity and fearlessness I can't get my head around
"He just glided past the Senegal players
 He releases it at the right time, that's what the best players do
 He's running with his right and releases it with his left, the balance under pressure, absolutely fantastic
"He doesn't put it into areas, Foden, he passes it into players
 He's a unique talent, the ability at full-speed to have that balance and get your head up to look into the middle - it's absolutely fantastic
"I watched players play for England for many years, the weight of the shirt was enormous
 He just doesn't feel it at all, he looks like he belongs out there, like he wants it and needs it in his life
""It was excellent
 First half they weren't at their best, second half the pressure was there in terms of their concentration, not wanting to give a goal away, you win 3-0