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2 Jul Khaosod

Oasis legend Liam Gallagher is appealing to English football supporters to maintain the spirit of their post-match 'Wonderwall' singing tradition during the 2026 World Cup. The iconic 1995 track, composed by Gallagher's brother Noel, has become a rallying cry after England's victories, starting with the group-stage win over Croatia (4-2) and continuing through their 2-1 knockout-round triumph over DR Congo. After the Congo match, Gallagher took to X to urge fans: "Let's keep the spirit alive. If the government we elected can't deliver, it's down to the people. Come on England." The song has transcended football culture—Manchester City, the club supported by both Gallagher brothers, also plays it after every home match.

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