Arsenal star celebrates “unbelievable” night at Euro 2016

It was a night of curious statistics for Germany as they progressed to the Euro 2016 semi-finals at Italy’s expense in Bordeaux.

Die Mannschaft made it six penalty shootout wins in a row at major tournaments, but at the same time missed more spot kicks against the Italians than they had done in all five of their previous tie-breakers combined.

Here’s how a handful of the players from both sides reacted to the eventual 6-5 German win on social media:

Toni Kroos, who netted Germany’s first penalty, was pretty brief in his verdict.

Done✅ pic.twitter.com/5DBMgkYG1R

— Toni Kroos (@ToniKroos) July 2, 2016

Andre Schurrle didn’t get on to the pitch for the game, but did manage to snap a quick post-match selfie with a few of his teammates:

YEEEEEEEES pic.twitter.com/h0CktCw6eA

— André Schürrle (@Andre_Schuerrle) July 2, 2016

He was outdone by the king of the selfie however, with Lukas Podolski finding a natty hat to wear for his:

Yesssss ???? Dont forget… MADE IN KÖLN! ????????????⚽⚽ #FirstNeverFollows #EURO2016 #DieMannschaft #NeverGiveUp pic.twitter.com/wMwuPc3i55

— Lukas-Podolski.com (@Podolski10) July 2, 2016

Arsenal’s Mesut Ozil was one of three Germany stars to miss from the spot, but still found time to celebrate on Twitter:

What a match! Unbelievable! Semifinaaaaal … !!!! ???????? #ViveLaMannschaft #FirstNeverFollows #GERITA #GER pic.twitter.com/6j7Xx0DU0d

— Mesut Özil (@MesutOzil1088) July 2, 2016

The Italian team’s official account celebrated their side’s achievements in defeat:

Thanks boys for everything you did at #EURO2016. Tough way for it to end but #ForzaAzzurri forever. ?? #GERITA pic.twitter.com/l7tAAODJ0g

— Italy (@azzurri) July 2, 2016

Finally, Bastian Schweinsteiger paid tribute to his opponents:

#Respect to a great sportsman! #EURO2016 #GERITA pic.twitter.com/ReOtHt9g76

— Basti Schweinsteiger (@BSchweinsteiger) July 3, 2016

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