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England's World Cup anthem: Wonderwall's chart takeover
15 Jul
Summary
- England players are singing Oasis's 'Wonderwall' after matches.
- The 1995 song has surged in popularity during the World Cup.
- Singing 'Wonderwall' is a unifying moment for players and fans.
The England squad at the World Cup has adopted Oasis's 1995 hit "Wonderwall" as their unofficial anthem. This tradition began with players singing the song with fans after matches, and the renditions have become increasingly spirited as the tournament has progressed.
This communal singing has been a highlight for many, with England's all-time leading scorer Harry Kane describing it as one of his career's favorite moments. The anthem has been heard after wins against Croatia, DR Congo, Mexico, and Norway, spreading from various host cities.
Midfielder Morgan Rogers emphasized the song's ubiquity, stating that knowing the lyrics is a rite of passage for any English person. The popularity of "Wonderwall" has significantly increased, propelling it up music charts, a testament to its powerful connection with the team and its supporters during this World Cup campaign.
