Harry Kane and England's victorious heroes celebrate at the Aztec with WAGs as they are hailed for pulling off best World Cup win since 1966

England's WAGs have celebrated the team's best World Cup win since 1966 with kisses and hugs in the stand in City after the team's extraordinary 3-2 win. 

, who scored a penalty after the half-time break to bring England's goal count to three, shared a sweet kiss with his proud wife Kate.

The post-match PDAs for the players also included Megan Pickford, wife of the team's superstar goalkeeper , couldn't hide her smile as they celebrated with their son Arlo, six at the Azeteca Stadium in Mexico City. 

Megan, who is usually clad head to toe in a designer look didn't even let her rain poncho ruin the mood, beaming as she hugged and kissed her husband with their son Arlo squeezed uncomfortably between them.

Earlier, a jubilant Megan was seen throwing her arms in the air in the first half of the match as  netted two goals in two minutes to put England comfortably in front. 

As millions of Brits stayed up until gone 4am for the final whistle, employers are being warned of a 'mass sickie' - encouraged by none other than England's golden boy Jude Bellingham.

After scoring two of his side's three goals and collecting his player of the match award, he advised England fans to 'have another shot and text your bosses to say you're not coming in tomorrow'.

It came after companies were warned to expect a productivity hit as Britain prepares for the 'mother of all Mondays' recovering from the night before.

But fans were adamant the headaches are worth it after Sunday's last-16 clash nixed the demons from England's last outing at the Azteca 40 years ago when Diego Maradona's 'Hand of God' goal broke the nation's hearts at the 1986 World Cup.

After beating Mexico, England will play Norway in the World Cup quarter-finals in Miami on Saturday - a 10pm kick-off UK time. 

Ahead of the match, Kate Kane showed her support for England by posting pictures to her Instagram of a Hugo Boss custom corset-like football shirt embossed with the 'Kane' surname in red. 

Meanwhile, Megan donned a poncho as she braved the rainy conditions that forced the kick-off time to be pushed back one hour.  

Megan Pickford has taken on a 'mother hen' role to her fellow partners, with sources saying she's thrilled to take on her title a la the wives and girlfriends of years past.

'In a time when the WAGs are lawyers, or nurses or even an engineer, there's Megan. Some joke, in a kind way, that she's a bit of a throwback to the old times but it's just so refreshing,' one insider told The Daily Mail.

'She loves it all – the outfits, the glamour and the prestigious role and column inches being a WAG brings. 

'She is so proud of Jordan and so the least she can do is look the part to cheer him on.'

'But in all seriousness, along with Kate Kane – wife of captain Harry – she is the longest- partner of the squad. This is her moment to shine, and she will.'

Megan was aged ten at the time of the 2006 World Cup. But she's clearly been doing her research because nothing screamed WAG like the outfit she wore to cheer on England during their win against Croatia.

In keeping with the match's Dallas location, Megan wore a cowboy hat with a number one on the front – the same as her husband's goalkeeper shirt – a white vest and a pair of designer jeans which showed off her enviable midriff.

She finished her look with a pair of Gucci sunglasses, a necklace spelling out her daughter Ostara's name and a tiny £2,500 White Lady Dior handbag in keeping with the strict stadium rules on bag measurements.