West's big reaction to another England World Cup win

Thousands of people across the West came together to watch England beat Norway on Saturday, celebrating jubilantly.

England won 2-1 thanks to two goals from Jude Bellingham, in response to conceding a goal by Andreas Schjelderup earlier in the game.

The win secured England's place in the semi-final against Argentina on Wednesday from 20:00 BST.

Here is how you all reacted to England taking a step closer to ending the 60-year wait for World Cup glory.

Newlyweds Ryan and Freya Sedgman decided to show the match at their reception on their wedding day, at The Mount Without.

"If you can't beat them, join them," Freya said.

"There's going to be guys sat in the corner watching on their phones, so why not show it on a bigger screen?"

Ryan said their big day was more than two years in the making, and never would have predicted England to play that night.

He said: "Initially, we didn't want it to take over the day.

"I'm a big football fan, and a lot of Freya's family are big football fans."

He added he was "a little bit surprised but very happy" when Freya approved showing the game.

Meanwhile, many thousands of fans attended The Prospect Building to watch the drama on a huge screen.

Here are some photos showing some of the best of the action.

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That was thousands of fans reacting to the win at Tetfest, a family festival in Tetbury.

Mark Wood, who founded Tetfest, said: "Where do I start? We had everything, the music, the people, and then we had the extra time. We got there in the end.

"Everybody behaved themselves. They've left the mess like they always do, but there we go."

He added he hopes to launch an outdoor event for the next game on Wednesday.

Speaking after the game, one fan said: "[It was] absolutely electric. I always knew they were going to win it."

Another said: "Unbelievable. They were always going to do it, they've got the mentality. It's coming home."

At the Cheese and Grain in Frome, so many people attended they hit capacity, according to the venue.

Rob Dahl, venue manager, said: "It's been crazy the support this World Cup has brought out.

"We've hit capacity for today's game which is wonderful.

"All of the games, including the Mexico game, had hundreds of fans screaming and shouting. It's been really nice to see.

"It's helped the bar, and we do get a higher than average bar spend per head when football is on.

"Because it's such a good atmosphere, it's positive people having a wonderful time."

Reece, from Frome and attended the watch-along at the venue, said: "[It was a] nice comfortable game.

"After the goal for Norway, a little bit of jitters, but Jude Bellingham carried us all the way.

"There's a better structure to this team than previous years, and Tuchel seems like a much more proactive manager than Southgate was."

It was good vibes at The Old Lane in Chippenham where many hugged each other and sang songs.

Helen, who watched the game at the pub, said: "It was fantastic, I'm so glad we won. I wasn't sure we were going to. Football's coming home."

Charlie, who also attended, said: "Incredible scenes. Cagey in parts but we'll take it next. Roll on Argentina, let's go."

Additional reporting by Michael Cowan, Martin Evans and Jack Killah.

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