England fans have packed out pubs across the country but could face a rough Monday morning if the Three Lions make it into the World Cup quarter-finals.
Boozy Brits started early on Sunday with some pubs starting to fill up since breakfast with millions of pints set to be poured throughout the match tonight.said they think England were favourites to beat Senegal.
Supporters in Qatar’s capital city Doha were in a relaxed mood ahead of the round-of-16 tie, with some already looking ahead to a potential quarter-final clash with France. The UK ambassador to Senegal said the two nations are united in their ‘passion for football’, describing the African country as ‘about as football mad, if not more, than the UK is’.
Senegalese fans based in England have spoken of conflicting family allegiances ahead of the game, with one fan joking his son ‘might not have supper, depending on the result’.
Blair Paine, Luke Streeter, Glenn Fisk got the beers in in Croydon, South London ahead of kick off at 7pm England fans have been filling out pubs ahead of the game England fans gather at the fans zone ahead of the World Cup clash Three Lions fans have been on the booze already Picture: North News & Pictures Ltd)
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