England will face Sweden in the quarter-finals of the World Cup 2018 in Russia after their penalty win over Colombia in Moscow. Harry Kane scored the first goal of the game before Yerry Mina headed in the 93rd minute to take the game to extra-time, with the prospect of penalties looming over England yet again. However, Eric Dier scored the winning spot kick to see the Three Lions win a shootout for the first time in the World Cup and the first time since beating Spain at Euro '96 as England reached their first quarter-final since 2002 when they lost to Brazil in Japan and South Korea. World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Show all 24 1 /24 World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Colombia's starting XI REUTERS World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings David Ospina - 7/10 Had little to do in the way of real England chances, looked comfortable from set pieces. Pulled off a sublime save to deny Henderson's penalty but it wasn't to be... REUTERS World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Santiago Arias - 6/10 Worked well at the back but also pushed forward as Colombia searched for their equaliser in normal time AFP/Getty Images World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Yerry Mina - 8/10 Got the all-important equaliser for Colombia and defended well, despite picking up a groin injury in his celebrations AFP/Getty Images World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Davinson Sanchez - 7/10 Very good at the back. Solid, powerful and managed to avoid most of the amateur dramatics of his teammates REUTERS World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Johan Mojica - 7/10 A solid defensive shift. Pushed on well down the wing EPA World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Carlos Sanchez - 5/10 Another to be withdrawn early in the second half. Sanchez had a poor performance and gave away the England penalty AFP/Getty Images World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Wilmar Barrios - 6/10 Should have been sent off after a head butt on Jordan Henderson. Very lucky to escape with a yellow AP World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Jefferson Lerma - 5/10 Didn’t have a great impact on the game and was withdrawn on the hour mark Mikhail Tereshchenko/TASS World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Juan Quintero - 6/10 Looked as though he could be a threat for Colombia but was lacking a final product AP World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Juan Cuadrado - 6/10 A quiet game from him. Was criticised for this kind of inconsistency in his previous spell at Chelsea AFP/Getty Images World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Radamel Falcao - 6/10 Played the devil's advocate all night long. Not much in the way of chances but worked hard and grew into the game as it wore on AP World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings England's starting XI EPA World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Jordan Pickford - 7/10 Had little to do in the first half but stepped up to the mark when called upon in the dying minutes with a sublime save. Unlucky on Colombia's equaliser but showed why he's England's No 1 with a fantastic save to win it for the Three Lions AP World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Kyle Walker - 7/10 Looked unsure in the back three at times. Gave away the ball once in one scary moment. Threatened several times AFP/Getty Images World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings John Stones - 7/10 Assured in possession and played out well from the back. Dealt with the threat of Colombia's forward men AFP/Getty Images World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Harry Maguire - 8/10 The most assured defender for England, good in possession and a real talent. He's getting better with every game AP World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Jordan Henderson - 6/10 The victim of a headbutt that he did well not to react to. Spread the play out wide well to the likes of Trippier and Co. Unlucky to see his penalty saved, which was well struck AFP/Getty Images World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Kieran Trippier - 8/10 Tirelessly worked for the team. Solid in defence and dangerous going forward. Showed unbelievable pace when tracking back. A rock all night long AFP/Getty Images World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Jesse Lingard - 6/10 Despite not having the best game individually or going forward, he worked so hard for his team right until the end AFP/Getty Images World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Dele Alli - 6/10 Struggled with an injury after Falcao followed through on him. Doesn’t look 100% match fit but showed his desire and commitment to last until the final 10 minutes AFP/Getty Images World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Ashley Young - 7/10 Another England player to work well going both forward and backwards. Put in some great balls into the area AP World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Raheem Sterling - 6/10 Struggled at times but kept going regardless and was unlucky as he made several good runs throughout the match that his teammates couldn’t pick out Getty Images World Cup: England vs Colombia player ratings Harry Kane - 9/10 Scored a penalty in normal time and in the shootout. Led from the front and dug deep in the dying minutes of the injury even when he appeared to be physically spent. The perfect captain so far in this tournament AFP/Getty Images Here is everything you need to know about the last-eight tie against Sweden. When is it? The quarter-final will be played on Saturday 7th July at 3pm BST. Where is it? The game will be played in Samara. Where can I watch it? The game will be shown on either BBC or ITV and available online.<doc-sep>Not everyone is going to be watching England play Sweden in the quarter-finals of the World Cup on Saturday afternoon. While the rest of the country grinds to a halt, some fans are going to be caught in a monumental clash with the country's biggest game in years. From weddings and births to work, cricket matches, morris dancing and even a Japanese fire festival - plenty of you got in touch to tell us what you will be up to as the match kicks off at the Samara Arena at 15:00 BST... 'The best man threatened to pull a sickie' Comedian Rob Beckett has summed up the mood of many couples tying the knot on Saturday July is bang in the middle of wedding season and England's World Cup run has created a nightmare for brides and grooms. Groom-to-be Gregory Husbands sums up the problem all too well. "I spent last night having to fend off messages from irate friends requesting 60in TVs be made available," he said. "Best man threatened to pull a sickie, even my partner's father jokingly - I think - threatened to not give his daughter away." Chris Dyer has just qualified as a registrar and his first ever weddings are this Saturday at 1.30pm, 3.15pm and 4pm. "I can't even joke about it in the ceremony as it will be the last thing the brides want to hear," the 32-year-old from Southampton - who is married to a Swede - told BBC Sport. "I am sure the guests will be watching or listening during the ceremonies - they'll all be distracted." Then there is Luke Murray, a magician who is booked for one of his friend's weddings, who said: "I have offered to make myself disappear at 3pm only to reappear at 5pm, but they won't go for it." Theo Sheridan from Sheffield seems to have found a solution for his big day. He said: "We've created a video for the start of the day based on Match of the Day, where we help everyone to work out how we can enjoy both of the big matches." Father-to-be Mathew Wall says his wife is due to give birth to a girl on Saturday. "If my wife goes into labour I will be forced to watch the game on a stream via my iPad and hide it from my wife as best I can," he said. "No getting out of this for me, but if England win, maybe I will call her Kane." 'I hope Gok has good 4G' Hey Gok, what's the score? Plenty of you said you'd be at London's Pride festival. "I'll be on a float with Gok Wan as England kick off," says Harry Lighton. "We're not allowed off the bus, so I just hope Gok has good 4G." Joe Oldfield, a cricket umpire, has a novel idea for Kidlington Thirds' game, which starts at 1.30pm. "I intend to give 20 LBW decisions very quickly," said the trigger-happy umpire. Ian Speirs will be skippering a yacht in the Round the Island race around the Isle of Wight. With the race starting at 6.50am, he's hoping for strong winds to get them around the island back in time for the game. "The forecast is for light winds so we will be up against it," he said. "I guess it is an extra incentive for us to be as fast as we can. I will be keeping up on my phone but I have a dread feeling that I will be walking into the pub just in time to see the penalty shoot out." Then there is Reece Chowdhry, who is helping his sister swim across the Channel, while Vincent Adams iscompeting in the UK skydiving league and water-ski world champion Freddie Winter is defending his title in Italy. Meanwhile, Arkady English, who is organising a Quidditch tournament, said: "I have threatened that any team who spoils the results before I can iPlayer the match will be disqualified." 'I have to milk 240 cows' Not amoosed - Russell Walker's cows won't wait to be milked on Saturday just because of some football match Some people have to work at weekends, such as Dr Kishan Patel, a surgeon, who will be saving lives on Saturday. Bob Wallace will be playing with the Royal Fusiliers drummers at the Tower of London, while Father Phil is being ordained as a priest at Liverpool Catholic Cathedral. Farmer Russell Walker says he will have to rely on Radio 5 live as he milks 240 cows. "I don't think the ladies will be too happy crossing their legs," he said. Billy Hunt is hoping the game doesn't go to extra time as he is supposed to be picking up members of S Club 3 (formerly S Club 7) from Dublin airport. Charlotte Lee, in the army reserves, will be rifle training, while Gina Thompson is morris dancing and is planning to sneak off to watch the game. "I will probably be the only the person in the pub with bells on," she said. Strictly Come Dancing professional Kevin Clifton says his predicament will come if England reach the final, as he is scheduled to perform in Bristol at 3pm on 15 July, an hour before the game starts, "Would people understand if we moved or cancelled it?" he said. "Would Strictly fans hate me forever?" And finally in Japan... And then there is Josh Vuglar, an expat living in the small Japanese village of Noto Town, who is spending his Saturday at the annual Abare Festival, also known as the fire and violence festival. He says the ancient festival involves smashing a shrine and setting fire to it, plus a lot of sake. "There is probably no way to watch but I hope England play with the same burning fire," he added.<doc-sep>Last updated on .From the section World Cup England reached the World Cup quarter-finals for the first time since 2006 2018 Fifa World Cup quarter-final: Sweden v England Venue: Samara Arena, Samara Date: Saturday 7 July, 15:00 BST Coverage: Live on BBC One and Online; full radio commentary on BBC Radio 5 live and text commentary and in-play clips online and in BBC Sport app England's World Cup quarter-final against Sweden on Saturday will be shown live across the BBC. Gareth Southgate's side beat Colombia on penalties in the last 16, while the Swedes edged past Switzerland. The game at the Samara Arena will kick-off at 15:00 BST, live on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, BBC Radio 5 live and BBC Sport online. The BBC will also show Brazil's quarter-final with Belgium at 19:00 BST on Friday. The remaining quarter-finals see Uruguay take on France on Friday while hosts Russia meet Croatia on Saturday. The ties will be broadcast live on BBC Radio 5 live and available to view on ITV. Quarter-final picks Uruguay v France - 6 July, 15:00 BST - ITV Brazil v Belgium - 6 July, on air 18:30 BST - BBC Sweden v England - 7 July, on air 14:15 BST - BBC Russia v Croatia - 7 July, 19:00 BST - ITV<doc-sep>
World Cup: Penalty win is 'massive moment' says Kane The win was the first shootout victory for England in a World Cup after defeats in 1990, 1998 and 2016. Manager Gareth Southgate told BBC sport: "This was a special night for every Englishman.” Fans erupted in delight after a one-handed save by goalie Jordan Pickford and a stunning finish by Eric Dier. It came after a tense game, with Colombia racking up six yellow cards and more than 20 fouls against England. When do England play next? In the quarter-final, England face Sweden, who defeated Switzerland 1-0 yesterday, The match will be shown live on BBC, at 3pm BST on Saturday, July 7. The game at Samara Arena will air on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, BBC Radio 5 live and BBC Sport online. The BBC will also show Brazil’s quarter-final with Belgium at 7pm on Friday. England vs Sweden: Harry Kane celebrating England's victory last night Uruguay take on France for their quarter-final at 3pm on Friday, which will be live on ITV. Hosts Russia will meet Croatia on Saturday at 7pm, also live on ITV. England fans are hopeful the Three Lions will continue to make them proud. Gareth Southgate said: "We're trying to write our own history, and I've talked to the players about that. They write their own stories. “We don't have to be bowed by the pressure of the past.” England vs Sweden: England celebrated a hard-earned victory over Colombia last night England vs Sweden: This was a special night for every Englishman.”