#EURO2016 #ENGICE pic.twitter.com/we8isSB3nO — Vili Niemelä (@vvvili) June 27, 2016The historic magnitude of the result is hard to understate. England vs. Iceland. Dejected England players react at the end of their Euro 2016 round of 16 soccer match with Iceland in Nice, France on June 27. On Monday, Iceland defeated England in the second round of the Euro 2016 soccer tournament, 2-1, to progress to a quarter-final match against host nation France. — Nick Szczepanik (@NickSzczepanik) June 27, 2016And the complicated political wrangling the vote for Brexit has triggered in Britain:The England football team triggered Article 50.

Source: Washington Post June 27, 2016 22:05 UTC