Harry Kane expressed his joy in singing ‘Wonderwall’ with the fans in Dallas, calling it one of his cherished moments at the World Cup. Following a remarkable 4-2 victory over Croatia, the players showed their appreciation by doing a lap of honor in the grand Dallas stadium, which accommodated around 70,000 spectators.
The England captain, aged 32, reflected on the emotional connection with the fans, emphasizing the mutual significance between the team and supporters. Kane, along with goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, highlighted the special bond with the fans and the excitement for more unforgettable moments ahead.
In a podcast interview, Kane shared the pride he felt in equalling David Beckham’s record of 115 caps, expressing admiration for his childhood idol. He also mentioned receiving congratulatory voice notes from Beckham, who praised his consistency and wished the team well.
Regarding the upcoming matches, Pickford acknowledged the passionate support from the fans and anticipated even greater attendance for the next games. The goalkeeper stressed the importance of delivering exceptional performances to create lasting memories for both players and supporters.
The official ‘England song’ chosen for the tournament, “Chase the Sun” by Planet Funk, has been well-received by the team, with Pickford humorously referencing the celebratory atmosphere reminiscent of darts tournaments.
