Eight goals scored and zero conceded.
It has taken the English national team to the semifinals of the European Championships.
England won their group including Croatia, Scotland and the Czech Republic and then beat the giant Germany in the round of 16.
In the quarterfinals against Ukraine, the white-clad got a dream start immediately.
Raheem Sterling drove into the center of the field and made a magnificent pass to Harry Kane who was able to poke in 1-0 for the English.
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Harry Kane gives England the lead Photo: Bildbyrån
Roman Jaremtjuk then came forward and fired one of Ukraine's few finishes in the 17th minute.
Jordan Pickford was forced to save - but the shot was never really dangerous.
Equally nice start on others
England then got off to an equally good start in the second half.
Gareth Southgate's men got a free kick in the attacking half in the 46th minute - and they managed that chance well.
Luke Shaw scored the ball in the penalty area and Harry Maguire nodded in 2-0.
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Harry Maguire nods in 2-0
Four minutes later it was time again.
England made a nice attack and Shaw's left foot found the next forehead.
Kane reached the top - who nodded in his second goal of the match.
The Tottenham star was then very close to a hat trick when he pulled home with a heavy shot in the 62nd minute and the Ukrainian goalkeeper Heorhij Busjtsjan had to stretch out really.
But instead, the 4-0 goal came on the corner that the rescue caused.
The English were superior in the air and substitute Jordan Henderson put 4-0 on a new nod.
His first goal in the national team jersey.
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Jordan Henderson puts 4-0 Photo: Bildbyrån
Six national teams were allowed to play all their group games at home.
It was about the Netherlands, Germany, Spain, England, Denmark and Italy.
The last four are now in the semifinals.
England will face Denmark in the semifinals at Wembley.
It is played on July 7 and is broadcast on SVT1.