World Cup: Jamie Vardy a doubt for quarter-final after groin injury prevented him taking penalty

The Leicester striker was expected to take a penalty in the dramatic victory, but Eric Dier had to step up in his place.

Vardy - who usually takes penalties for his club - had an injection in his groin immediately after the game to treat the injury, which he picked up during extra-time, and faces a race to be fit for the next knockout match, on Saturday at 3pm (UK time) in Samara.

Harry Kane, who scored the penalty in the second half that gave England the lead, was also seen clutching his back at times, while Dele Alli, who was substituted, seemed to struggle with a thigh problem that he picked up during the match against Tunisia.

"It's like a scene from MASH in the dressing room," manager Gareth Southgate said after the game.

"I thought there were many, many fouls in the game and I don't think we conceded anywhere near the number of our opponents."