

So who would have thought it? After Thursday's last-gasp winner from Daniel Sturridge, it looked like England would top the group, with Wales' future in the competition hanging in the balance.
90 minutes later and Wales sit proudly atop Group B after steamrollering Russia 3-0, while England - with Roy Hodgson criticised for making six changes to a winning side - failed to break down a bus-parking Slovakia side, limping to a 0-0 draw to finish in second place.
Predictably, Twitter was its usual entertaining self - here are the highlights (and lowlights) of the final game of the group stage for England and Wales.
Wales fans bask in the glory
Someone had to do it
Wales push England in to 2nd place pic.twitter.com/50ryYkZ3OmWales push England in to 2nd place pic.twitter.com/50ryYkZ3Om— WOT A MORON (@Wotamoron) June 21, 2016June 21, 2016
Joe Ledley shows off some serious moves
Boom Boom
Oh, well played, well played
The verdict from France - England's likely quarter-final opponents
Can't say we blame him
Changed your mind on this one Roy?
Probably true...
Good job England dropped their captain & most creative player...
A sobering judgement
Political joke
Take That, England
At least one England captain is confident
Beginning to feel this way isn't it?
And a nice photo for you all
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