Talkradio host Ian Collins called out online doom-mongers and trolls who branded English football fans "racists" as they celebrated the team's victory last night. The historic 2-1 win over Denmark in the semi-finals last night saw England reach its first-ever Euro 2020 final. However, reactions online drew criticism from Mr Collins, who read a series of comments from disgruntled trolls.

       He told listeners: "It was a great night, a fantastic result. I loved it. Thank goodness it never went to penalties.

       "Then, I was looking online at some of the comments and reactions and I went down the proverbial rabbit hole.

       "Have a listen to some of these reactions, on the back of England winning a football match."

       One remark read: "So this is what 60,000 racists look like?"

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       Another stated: "Anyone who paints their face in the St Georges flag should probably be arrested before they enter the ground."

       Mr Collins added: "Here's another - 'Nobody told there was a klan convention going on in Wembley last night'.

       "Why does English pride somehow invite that kind of response?

       "I'm aware this is a minority of responses, but they are loud.

       "You wouldn't have those kinds of comments on the back of a Scottish, Welsh or Irish football match.

       "I don't think there's anywhere in the world where you get this response."

       The victory over Denmark prompted jubilant celebrations into the night from England fans, with some supporters even climbing on top of a double-decker bus in Leicester Square.

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       Traffic came to a standstill at Piccadilly Circus in central London when fans blocked streets and climbed on telephone boxes.

       The Met Police confirmed that twenty people were arrested in London following celebrations.

       The police said the arrests were for offences including common assault, public order and assault on police.

       The fans were rejoicing in what will be the Three Lions' first appearance in the final of a major tournament since the 1966 World Cup.