Manchester teams beat Panama 6-1 in the World Cup

England beat Panama for six at the World Cup – and Manchester celebrated the historic victory in a festive style.

The Printworks bars were crowded, with some fans even having to look at the Stars Wetherspoon screens.

Captain Harry Kane led the treble in the 6-1 win, a result that guarantees England's place in the last 16 stages of the World Cup with a match to play in the group – Belgium on Thursday evening.

The sensational performance of the Three Lions sparked wild celebrations in Manchester, with frequent songs of "returning football" and "do not bring me home" when leaving the match.

At the final whistle, a huge crowd filled the streets outside the Printworks and the chants continued.

British heroes Man City and Man United were greeted with songs of "John Stones on fire" and "Jesse Lingard, he is one of ours"

David Mamczymski, 26, of Rochdale, and his comrades said that they had an afternoon "absolutely sensational". When asked if England can now win the World Cup, he says: "Dare to dream!"

Jayme Green, 27, and Kelly Tang, 27, from Salford, were part of downtown. 19659002] Kelly, a native of Holland, said: "I am here because of him! It's nice to have someone who looks [with Holland failing to qualify]."

Jayme: "N & I Was not going to win, not a chance – but it would be good! We are excited. "

Jane Ellis, 24, lives in Salford but is from Belfast.

She said, "I'm not a fan of England but we are not qualified, it's a little fun, I'm with my friends – that's it. is a fun day on Sunday! "

Tony Galgani, from Failsworth, added," It was exciting – there is nothing more to say than it is there! Normally, it's mid-week that I stay local but when I arrive at the weekend, I come to town. "

Many others enjoyed the sun We asked readers to reveal where they watched the big game and to send us their photos – and we were inundated.

The painting celebrated the victory by waving flags and we had several pictures of groups of friends gathered around televisions on holiday abroad.

Others chose to stay home and light the barbecue, moving the TVs out so that they could sit in the sun.