OASIS frontman Liam Gallagher has described Wonderwall as “the best song ever written” after another rousing rendition following England’s 2-1 win over DR Congo.
Two-goal hero captain Harry Kane and the rest of the team joined 30,000 jubilant supporters in a spine-tingling singalong on Wednesday night.
Sign up for the Football newsletter
Thank you!
England fans and players gave another rousing rendition following England’s 2-1 win over DR Congo Credit: Getty
Captain Kane scored twice to drag England into the round of 16 Credit: England FA
England fanatic Liam tweets after the game Credit: Instagram
The stadium DJ played Wonderwall, written by Liam’s 59-year-old brother Noel, moments after the final whistle in Atlanta Credit: Simon Emmett
And yesterday, 53-year-old Oasis singer Liam said online: “C’mon England, c’mon Wonderwall”, adding: “It’s the best song ever written.”
The stadium DJ played the 1995 track, written by Liam’s 59-year-old brother Noel, moments after the final whistle in Atlanta.
England’s relieved players, who had been 1-0 down until the 75th minute, lined up with their arms around each other as the anthem rang around the stadium.
But TV viewers slammed the BBC after presenter Mark Chapman and pundits Wayne Rooney, Micah Richards and Joe Hart analysed the action and spoke over the emotional sing-song.
READ MORE ON THE WORLD CUP
Pulled the rug
England clash given shock TV channel as ITV make World Cup decision
CALL TO ARMS
World Cup hero with 98 caps offers to take charge of national team after exit
One fan said online: “Absolute disgrace that Mark Chapman and the BBC pundits talked over the fans serenading the players with Wonderwall.”
Another said on X: “Everyone wanted to hear it and we’ve got Wayne Rooney talking.”
Meanwhile, The Jattvibe has come up with a reworked version of Wonderwall to sing during England’s last 16 clash with Mexico on Monday.
World Cup 2026 – all the info
IT’S A KNOCKOUT
The knockout stages of the World Cup are hotting up.
England believe football might finally be coming home after 60 years of hurt, with Harry Kane on fire.
But the likes of France, Spain, Brazil and Argentina are all serious contenders to go all the way.
Heavyweights Germany and the Netherlands have both been knocked out on penalties in the Round of 32.
LATEST NEWS
KEY INFO
VIDEO
TIPS AND BETTING
If you click a link in this article, we will earn affiliate revenue.
