Harry Kane expressed his joy at singing ‘Wonderwall’ with fans in Dallas, calling it one of his cherished World Cup moments. Following a remarkable 4-2 win against Croatia, the team took a lap of honor in the impressive Dallas stadium with a capacity of about 70,000 during the World Cup. They enthusiastically joined in singing the Oasis hit ‘Wonderwall’ along with the supporters.
Reflecting on the experience, Kane, 32, shared, “That was one of my favorite moments in an England jersey, especially at a major tournament. We understand the significance of this moment for our fans, and they understand how much it means to us.” The emotional connection felt with the fans during the rendition of ‘Wonderwall’ left a lasting impact on the team.
Kane also revealed that former England star David Beckham sent him a voice note before and after the game to congratulate him on reaching 115 caps, a milestone that puts him on par with legends like Peter Shilton and Wayne Rooney. Kane expressed his pride in achieving this feat and praised Beckham as his childhood idol and role model.
Jordan Pickford, 32, paid tribute to the fans and anticipated increased support in the upcoming group matches. He emphasized the passion shared between the players and supporters, highlighting the importance of creating special moments for the fans to cherish.
Furthermore, the World Cup organizers have selected ‘Chase the Sun’ by Planet Funk as the official ‘England song’ post-games, a choice that has gained popularity since its debut at the World Darts Championship. Pickford humorously mentioned the association of the song with the pop group Darts and noted the positive impact it has on team celebrations.
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