Eric Dier keeps cool ahead of penalty as England team-mates go wild
They say a picture paints a thousands words and that was certainly the case in Moscow on Tuesday night.
As his England team-mates went ballistic at Jordan Pickford's penalty shootout save from Carlos Bacca, Eric Dier knew the immediate outcome.
Score and England are through to the World Cup quarter-finals.
As his team-mates went crazy, Eric Dier (circled) kept his cool as he knew his fate on Tuesday night against Colombia
He was bracing himself to take England's matchwinning fifth penalty in the World Cup last 16 shootout
Jordan Pickford's save from Carlos Bacca's penalty meant if Dier scored England would win
Still images from the Three Lions' last-16 penalty shootout win over Colombia brilliant capture this moment.
Following Pickford's save from 12 yards, the advantage was in England's hands. If Dier scored his spot-kick then England would progress. The realisation of this is evident on his face as he was the only England player to keep his composure as others around him didn't.
Thankfully for those connected with the 1966 champions, Dier did just that as he buried his penalty to set up a quarter-final tie with Sweden on Saturday afternoon. It was also England's first-ever shootout win in World Cup history.
Speaking post-match, the Tottenham midfielder admitted he was 'nervous' ahead of taking the decisive kick.
Dier netted the decisive penalty as England beat Colombia 1-1 AET, 4-3 on penalties to reach the quarter-finals
The 24-year-old came on as a second-half substitute and had the chance to win the game in the final few minutes of extra time with a free header from a corner.
But Dier failed to take the golden opportunity and the last-16 tie had to be settled via penalties. Having missed the header, Dier felt he had to score to make amends.
'It was a nervous one,' he told ITV.
'I've never really been in a situation like that before but felt I had to score after missing the header at the end so I'm just thankful I scored!'
It was huge relief for the Tottenham midfielder who revealed he was 'nervous' before taking it