Football fans get excited for the England v Ukraine match. Picture: Sarah Lucy Brown (Image: Archant)
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Gareth Southgate's team finished top of their group and have yet to concede a goal in the tournament.
England beat Ukraine in the quarter final of Euro 2020, with a favourable route to the final against Denmark now awaiting them on Wednesday.
England v Ukraine Fans get ready for the match The Kings Arms, Bury St Edmunds (Image: Archant 2021)
Despite the warning of thunderstorms in the county, fans have ventured out to watch the game.
And they were rewarded early on when Harry Kane poked home from a Raheem Sterling through ball.
England doubled their lead just a few minutes into the second half when Harry Maguire headed in from a free kick.
Harry Kane notched his second and England's third shortly after. Jordan Henderson sealed the emphatic performance by scoring from a corner midway through the second half.
England fans celebrate the Harry Kane's early goal against Ukraine (Image: Archant 2021)
Kelly and Charlotte Herriott on their way to watching the England v Ukraine match at Isaacs. Picture: Sarah Lucy Brown (Image: Archant)
England v Ukraine Fans get ready for the match The Kings Arms, Bury St Edmunds (Image: Archant 2021)
Football fans get excited for the England v Ukraine match. L-R Daryl Francis, Sean Hanley, Nathan Smith, Gran Barrett. Picture: Sarah Lucy Brown (Image: Archant)
Daniel Ward getting excited ahead of the England v Ukraine match. Picture: Sarah Lucy Brown (Image: Archant)
England v Ukraine Staff at the Kings Head in Bury St Edmunds L-r Dawn Williams, Stuart Shirley and Jasmine Wormald-Smith. (Image: Archant 2021)
England fans at Isaacs in Ipswich during the Ukraine game (Image: SARAH LUCY BROWN)
Fans watch on during the first half of England v Ukraine at the Kings Arms in Bury St Edmunds (Image: Archant 2021)
Fans celebrate during the second half of England vs Ukraine at the Kings Arms in Bury St Edmunds (Image: Archant 2021)
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