After a tense night in Dortmund, England has secured their place in the European Championship final, setting up a showdown with Spain in Berlin. The 2-1 triumph over the Netherlands, sealed by a dramatic last-minute goal from substitute Ollie Watkins, has sent waves of jubilation across the United Kingdom.

The Guardian's front page is dominated by an image of Watkins with teammate Marc Guéhi, under the headline "Holland-daze. Watkins puts England in dreamland." Sports writer Barney Ronay describes the electrifying moment when Watkins smashed home the winning goal, describing how the stadium erupted with a deafening roar from the England supporters.

On the back page, the Guardian captures the final moments of the match, depicting England's celebrations contrasting with the Netherlands' disappointment. "Olé, Olé, Ollie!" declares the headline, encapsulating the heroics of Watkins.

The i newspaper echoes the sentiment with "Here we go again!" celebrating manager Gareth Southgate's strategic substitutions, particularly Watkins replacing captain Harry Kane in the 80th minute, a move that proved decisive in securing victory.

The Times' back page echoes the chorus with "Southgate roars again," highlighting England's resilient performance and strategic prowess.

In an emotional post-match interview quoted by The Telegraph, Watkins reflects on his winning goal, sharing, "I swear on my life, I said to Cole we’re coming on today and you’re setting me up," referring to fellow substitute Cole Palmer.

The Express exclaims "Wat a finish!" as they describe England as "deserved winners," emphasizing the ecstatic scenes among England fans following Watkins' late heroics.

Meanwhile, in the Netherlands, AD Sportwereld's front page paints a somber picture with the headline "This hurts," featuring a disconsolate Xavi Simons after the final whistle, despite his earlier goal.

Contrasting this, the Metro revels in England's success with "Nether in doubt!" highlighting England's second consecutive Euro final appearance.

The Star sums up the night with "Wat a night!" praising Watkins' match-winning goal and looking ahead with confidence towards the final against Spain.

Spain's Marca newspaper eagerly anticipates the final clash with England, featuring a full-page image of Jude Bellingham celebrating, captioned with "Hey Jude, see you in Berlin."

As England prepares for their Euro final showdown against Spain, the nation's newspapers and fans alike are buzzing with excitement and anticipation, celebrating a night of unforgettable football drama.