Zlatan calls for every Sweden player to get a Golden Ball
Sweden great Ibrahimovic is now playing in America for former England captain Beckham’s old side LA Galaxy.
Travelling England fans’ expectations skyrocketed after the Three Lions blasted their way into a first World Cup semi-final in 28 years.
Five minutes of extra time was no help to Sweden, and as the full time siren sounded on 2-0, the streets of London rang out with the chant “football’s coming home”.
Kyle Walker, within moments of the final whistle in today’s win over Sweden, proved his bantability with a hilarious with a superb dig at goalscoring hero Harry Maguire. Thank you very much. Paulo Momesso, owner of Momesso’s Restaurant in NDG’s Little Italy said it’s been tough to watch after Italy didn’t qualify for the first time since 1958.
A spokesman for the force said the arrests were for public order offences after the Three Lions won a World Cup penalty shoot-out for the first time.
“Without the commitment of a couple of wives who have let their husbands come back having given birth – I hope they all feel really part of this now because we don’t do that without everybody’s support. I wish them every bit of luck”.
“I wanted to try and gather all the players out on the pitch”.
“This is absolutely fantastic – I think they can actually go all they way”. It’s been that long since England did anything, really, to get to semis or finals, and inside me I want to be at the final.
Writing on the Kensington Palace Twitter account, William said: “You wanted to make history @England and you are doing just that”.
They are also a side that shows unity, both with each other and also with the fans, maybe because that unity they show among themselves touches a chord that recent England sides, aloof and distant and ultimately underachieving failed to touch.
“We are ready, we are ready for the challenge”, Gerrard said as Rangers prepare to host Shkupi in the Europa League qualifiers next week.
“During the entire World Cup we have had the highest level of security and safety measures set all around the city”, he added.
Ex-Sweden global Hakan Mild labelled them as such last week, claiming England were arrogant and would underestimate his country at their peril.