England fans threw their pints into the air at BoxPark Wembley to celebrate after Jude Bellingham's injury time equaliser against Slovakia in the Euros last 16 on Sunday, 30 June.
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Southgate's side could only muster two shots on target throughout two hours of turgid play in Gelsenkirchen. The first came in the fifth minute of added time courtesy of Jude Bellingham.
England laboured at times but ultimately got the job done and now Stones believes the team can now play with more freedom in Germany.
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