Scotland, Wales and Ireland fans had a laugh at England’s expense following their Euro 2024 heartbreak against Spain on Sunday.

England’s wait for another major trophy will extend to 60 years of hurt after Spain triumphed 2-1 in the final in Berlin. And fans of England’s traditional rivals wasted no time in mocking Gareth Southgate’s side after the match.

SNP MP for Aberdeen South, Stephen Flynn, posed for a picture posted on X as he pretended to wipe away his tears, while one user on social media reposted Tennent’s billboard that previously poked fun at England.

At Calvin Harris’s TRNSMT festival in Glasgow, fans partied draped in Spain flags and the superstar DJ took great pleasure in announcing Nico Williams had put his side 1-0 up.

Wales did not make it to Euro 2024 but one fan in Barry celebrated at England’s expense as a video emerged of “It’s not coming home” written in the sand at a beach.

A Wales football fan account on X also took pleasure in England’s demise with a video posted from a pub of a Welsh supporter celebrating Spain’s victory in front of crestfallen England counterparts.

While the tears may have flowed at Box Park Croydon and Wembley, it was an altogether different scene across Wales and beyond.

In Dublin, Irish fans partied long into the night while England faced up to another missed opportunity.

The X page for the Republic of Ireland team did not miss a beat after the final whistle, reminding fans they can buy tickets for their next Nations League encounter against England – with a pointed reference to them as Euros finalists.

Whoever resides in this house in Scotland undoubtedly woke up jubilant this morning ...

As fans queued up to indulge in some schadenfreude after England failed to triumph in Germany, Spain’s Marc Cucurella also had the last laugh.

Cucurella hit back at Gary Neville after the ITV pundit had previously claimed he was the reason they could not win the European Championship.

Chelsea defender Cucurella found the time to post a message on his Instagram account directed at Neville in the aftermath of Spain’s win.

Responding to a quote from Neville that read, “I think he [Cucurella] is one of the reasons I think Spain probably can’t go all the way”, the Spain left-back said: “We went all the way Gary. Thanks for your support.”