ENGLAND fans were left in stitches by Alan Shearer's iconic line of commentary in the win over Switzerland.
The pundit featured on the BBC's coverage of the Euro 2024 quarter-final as a co-commentary alongside Guy Mowbray.
And he was full of praise for the Three Lions after they defeated Switzerland in a penalty shoot-out, converting all five spot kicks.
Shearer praised the composure of penalty takers Cole Palmer, Jude Bellingham, Bukayo Saka, Ivan Toney and Trent Alexander-Arnold, while delivery an iconic line of commentary.
He said: "Palmer, Bellingham, Saka, Toney, Trent. Pressure? What pressure? Pressure is for tyres!
"This is a different generation. They don't feel it. They had the belief."
Fans loved the quip about tyres and many found Shearer's comment hilarious.
One reacted saying: "'What pressure? Pressure is for tyres.' I am crying 😭😭😭"
Another added: "Alan Shearer delivering the most iconic line in commentary: “Pressure is for TYRES”.
A third wrote: "Did Alan Shearer just say "pressure is for tyres"? 😂"
And another commented: "Think Alan Shearer saying 'pressure is for tyres' has got to be quote of the tournament."
Jordan Pickford was also a hero as he saved Manuel Akanji's penalty after reading a cheat sheet he had attached to his water bottle.
