Saka exocises demons from Euro 2020
It's been three years since Bukayo Saka missed a vital penalty in the final against Italy, which was part of the reason England could not lift the trophy.
He received vile racist abuse following that game - something that would have taken time to get over for anyone.
But, on Saturday, Saka showed why he is the man for the big moment once again. He was the player of the match in England's penalty shootout win against Switzerland, scoring the equaliser with a rifling effort from the edge of the box.
He then stepped up, once more, to take a spot-kick. He missed in 2021, today, he made no mistake, slotting it home and the smile afterwards was something to light a fire in any England heart.
The Three Lions were flawless in the shootout, scoring all five, and despite another performance that saw them splutter past their opposition, this moment showed a team with nerves of steel and a mentality that could still see them go all the way.
Dutch show fighting spirit against Turkey
It looked another tournament of 'what might have been' for the Netherlands as they went into half-time 1-0 down to Turkey, thanks to a Samet Akaydin header.
But, Ronald Koeman rolled the dice and bought on Wout Weghorst at the break, which had the desired effect. The striker stretched the play, gave them outlet and provided more problems for the Turkish defence.
For their equaliser, he kept the defence occupied, allowing Stefan de Vrij to rise highest unmarked.
For their winner, he provided indirect problems once again, which saw a mixture of Cody Gakpo and Turkey's Mert Muldur to poke home.
Turkey deployed a direct approach throughout the game, that caused a lot of problems to the Netherlands and it took a couple of last-ditch blocks to seal the win.
Whether they will go with a similar gameplan as they did in the second half against England remains to be seen, but for now, they will be proud of their resilience to see them into the semis.
