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OMG MY DAD JUST SURPRISED ME WITH ENGLANDvSWEDEN TICKETS AT WEMBLEY.
I get to see them all in person omgomgomg
I hate you in the most loving way right now 🤣🤣
but I'm also really happy for you... enjoy it... take it all in... that's something you'll never forget ♥️♥️
(oh... and make lots of pictures for us😉♥️)
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"One does love a semi" . It may only be me but I wish when you hear the #England fans sing during the match. The queen is watching at home; thinking ' that's right, say my name'. #EnglandvSweden #queen keep your queen of dragons we have always had our #queenofthelions #worldcup #worldcup2018 #england #garethsouthgate #herroyalmajesty (at England)
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Come get your Red & White headband. Let’s show support to our guys #TeamEngland We are at #LewishamPeoplesDay in Catford #EnglandvSweden #WorldCup #England
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🏴COME ON ENGLAND🏴 #ItsComingHome #ENGSWE #EnglandvSweden #EnglandVsSweden #Football #WorldCup #Russia #England #Sweden #ThreeLions #StarWars (at Russia)
#englandvsweden#sweden#worldcup#football#starwars#engswe#itscominghome#russia#threelions#englandvssweden#england
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😆 🏴vs🇸🇪 #football #wedding #engswe #sweeng #englandvssweden #worldcup #worldcup2018 #samara #cambridge #englandvsweden
#wedding#englandvssweden#football#worldcup2018#engswe#cambridge#worldcup#sweeng#englandvsweden#samara
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Out with the karaoke, in with the footie. England unexpectedly made it into the Quarter-Finals, and will be playing Sweden this Saturday. Now how could we deprive you of something as momentous us this? The plan is still on for this Sat: our first ever @bombayfunkadelic #bigbollywoodbbq at @risingsunpimlico for some pure unadulterated Desi fun. Where else will you find Footie, Carrom, Bollywood and Burgers - all under one roof. The best music by @djdonibrasco and yours truly, a central London Victoria location and a pure sunny Summer fun vibe. Kid-friendly, vegetarian and halal options available - we want this to be as universal a party as possible. Gather your family, friends and everyone you know for a taste of the Desi, and enjoy the British summer as nature never intended - at 30 degrees and sunny. #bollywoodbbq #desibbq #BollywoodSummer #desisummer #bombayfunkadelic #djshaiguy #donibrasco #risingsunpimlico #burgersingh #bollywoodmusic #bollywoodgig #instabollywood #instamusic #carrum #ENGSWE #englandvsweden #WorldCup #worldcupfootball #worldcup2018 (at The Rising Sun)
#desibbq#englandvsweden#desisummer#engswe#bigbollywoodbbq#djshaiguy#risingsunpimlico#bombayfunkadelic#bollywoodmusic#bollywoodgig#worldcup2018#bollywoodbbq#burgersingh#instamusic#worldcup#worldcupfootball#bollywoodsummer#carrum#donibrasco#instabollywood
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Snow! ⛄️❄️⛄️❄️⛄️❄️ While snow is lovely England has come to a stand still, schools closed, business closed, opening hours changing - we should still be able to function effectively. I just want the snow to go now. When in Sweden I was still able to do everything I need as they were so much better equipped for the 3 months it snowed on and off while I was there. England needs to be better prepared for snow, we still need to be able to live and move about without worrying if we are going to get home etc. Just another reason why I love Sweden! #BeastFromTheEast #StormEmma #GoAwaySnow #EnglandVSweden #BeBetterPrepared
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It’s time! Bring it home boys... 🏴 #WorldCup #EnglandVSweden — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2J1Syiy
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Fans in ecstasy as England reach semis
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Image caption Full time at a balmy Brighton beach was greeted with delirium
The country is celebrating after England beat Sweden 2-0 to win a place in the World Cup semi-finals.
Pubs were packed, barbecues were burning and towns were tense as millions watched the game.
With the country basking in a heatwave, hundreds of thousands of fans watched on big screens at events up and down the country.
Our reporters have been out and about to capture a nation gripped by World Cup fever.
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Image caption An early miss caused much head-clutching at the Rose & Crown in Wimbledon
Harry Maguire’s opening goal sent them bonkers on Brighton beach.
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ENGLAND SCORED!!!!! Everyone going wild on Brighton beach #bbcengland #ENGSWE #worldcup pic.twitter.com/GxwMmA70s1
— BBC South East (@bbcsoutheast) July 7, 2018
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And they went batty in Bristol…
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Image caption There was plenty of beer flinging in Bristol when Maguire headed in
There was more of the same in Croydon where hundreds packed in the Boxpark.
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Meanwhile, in Stockport…..
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Down the road in Manchester, these two tried their best to get everyone to join in…
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Image caption The locals at the Lord Stamford tried their best to engender World Cup fever
Bride and groom Harriot Bland and Karl McNally, from Sheffield, had to change their wedding plans because Harriot didn’t want the match “to ruin” her big day.
A TV screen was set up for the guests and she left the speeches, cake cutting and first dance until after the game – she was thankful it didn’t go into extra time.
Image caption The marquee while the TV was on
When it was all done there was one very happy bridegroom. He said: “It’s the best thing ever – England scoring a goal on my wedding day in the World Cup quarter-final and winning. Amazing.”
At another wedding, there was an unusual means of keeping the guests updated in church.
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#SWEvENG pic.twitter.com/hc34l66cRS
— Paddy O'Connell (@bbcpaddy) July 7, 2018
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There was huge relief when Delle Alli added a second to give England a two-goal cushion.
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Boom Number 2 #goal #Wolverhampton's reaction #ENGSWE #Worldcup # EnglandvSweden #itscominghome #wolvesfoodfest ## @bbcmtd pic.twitter.com/fFDYu6uluu
— Wolves Council (@WolvesCouncil) July 7, 2018
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Image caption Dele Alli’s goal sent these fans at Flat Iron Square in London ecstatic
And it set them off in Norfolk too.
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A goal from Alli and it was beer showers all round in the Dereham grandstand at the Railway Tavern. 🍻#WorldCupRussia #bbcengland pic.twitter.com/pVyuKBnLYQ
— Martin Barber (@martinb_uk) July 7, 2018
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But England’s second stunned the ex-pat Swedes in west London.
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Dele Alli silences the Swedes in Paddington #bbcengland #ENGSWE pic.twitter.com/mfublmdy15
— Thomas Mackintosh (@T_Mackintosh) July 7, 2018
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The goal also went down well at the General Synod, where the Bishop of Willesden was heard to shout out “Close him down!”
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SYNOD GOAL pic.twitter.com/ShU1qxQZ6g
— Adam Becket (@adambecket) July 7, 2018
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Image caption Pre-match superstitions can be strange
Where better to watch the game than at the local of England’s goal hero Harry Maguire?
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Harry Maguire scores ⚽️ and we’re at his local pub in Mosborough with the crowd! @BBCLookNorth #bbcengland #itscominghome pic.twitter.com/8ZdHW3AlT5
— Kimberley Metcalfe (@KimberleyMet) July 7, 2018
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What are England fans singing?
The football streets of England
Mapping England’s World Cup squad
But it wasn’t such fun for these Swedes.
Image caption It was glum faces all round for these luckless Swedes in London
At the final whistle there were celebrations in Birmingham (did I just see the Queen?)
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According to the good people of Birmingham apparently football is coming home! @bbcmtd @BBCSport #ENGSWE #bbcengland #itscomimghome pic.twitter.com/PhZXk4gMXD
— Ben Sidwell (@ben_sidwell) July 7, 2018
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Families and friends shared in the joy of England reaching the World Cup semi-finals for the first time in almost 30 years. Mark Austin, from Shrewsbury, said: “I remember 1990 well and this is on a par, maybe better than that; this time feels different.
“This is a once-in-a-generation thing. I’ve told my children they’ll remember this for the rest of their lives.”
Image caption Mark Austin (left) is now convinced England’s name is on the trophy
The growing sense of optimism was shared by Maxime Rowe, from London, who said: “I’ve waited a lifetime for this… they’re a young team and they’ve proved their worth already so good luck, their future’s going to look amazing.”
Amanda Eddridge, from Hassocks in Sussex added: “It’s been a long time coming. We’ve been waiting for it to go wrong but I believe in them. They’re going to do it!”
Image caption Maxime Rowe (in black) and Amanda Eddridge believe England can do it
There was even a royal seal of approval at the result as the Duke of Cambridge tweeted his appreciation.
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You wanted to make history @England and you are doing just that. This has been an incredible #WorldCup run and we’ve enjoyed every minute. You deserve this moment – Football’s Coming Home! W
— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) July 7, 2018
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There was also this magnanimous message from the Swedish Ambassador to the UK.
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Congratulations England. You had the stronger team today, and a great goalkeeper. When I have digested the result, I will support Three Lions.
— Torbjörn Sohlström (@sohlstromt) July 7, 2018
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After all the tension, stress and excitement, how about a calming recital of Three Lions to bring us all back down to earth?
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"To Russia With Love". This one is for you and your lads, @garethsouthgate, from Team @ExeterCathedral. [TAP FOR SOUND]#ItsComingHome #ENG #ENGSWE #SaturdayMotivation @DevonLiveNews @ExeterCouncil @engcathedrals pic.twitter.com/EdUBOlRs2Y
— Exeter Cathedral (@ExeterCathedral) July 7, 2018
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Fans in ecstasy as England reach semis
Image copyright PA
Image caption Full time at a balmy Brighton beach was greeted with delirium
The country is celebrating after England beat Sweden 2-0 to win a place in the World Cup semi-finals.
Pubs were packed, barbecues were burning and towns were tense as millions watched the game.
With the country basking in a heatwave, hundreds of thousands of fans watched on big screens at events up and down the country.
Our reporters have been out and about to capture a nation gripped by World Cup fever.
Image copyright Philip Toscano
Image caption An early miss caused much head-clutching at the Rose & Crown in Wimbledon
Harry Maguire’s opening goal sent them bonkers on Brighton beach.
Skip Twitter post by @bbcsoutheast
ENGLAND SCORED!!!!! Everyone going wild on Brighton beach #bbcengland #ENGSWE #worldcup pic.twitter.com/GxwMmA70s1
— BBC South East (@bbcsoutheast) July 7, 2018
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And they went batty in Bristol…
Image copyright Getty Images
Image caption There was plenty of beer flinging in Bristol when Maguire headed in
There was more of the same in Croydon where hundreds packed in the Boxpark.
Image copyright Getty Images
Meanwhile, in Stockport…..
Image copyright Bc
Down the road in Manchester, these two tried their best to get everyone to join in…
Image copyright Getty Images
Image caption The locals at the Lord Stamford tried their best to engender World Cup fever
Bride and groom Harriot Bland and Karl McNally, from Sheffield, had to change their wedding plans because Harriot didn’t want the match “to ruin” her big day.
A TV screen was set up for the guests and she left the speeches, cake cutting and first dance until after the game – she was thankful it didn’t go into extra time.
Image caption The marquee while the TV was on
When it was all done there was one very happy bridegroom. He said: “It’s the best thing ever – England scoring a goal on my wedding day in the World Cup quarter-final and winning. Amazing.”
At another wedding, there was an unusual means of keeping the guests updated in church.
Skip Twitter post by @bbcpaddy
#SWEvENG pic.twitter.com/hc34l66cRS
— Paddy O'Connell (@bbcpaddy) July 7, 2018
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There was huge relief when Delle Alli added a second to give England a two-goal cushion.
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Boom Number 2 #goal #Wolverhampton's reaction #ENGSWE #Worldcup # EnglandvSweden #itscominghome #wolvesfoodfest ## @bbcmtd pic.twitter.com/fFDYu6uluu
— Wolves Council (@WolvesCouncil) July 7, 2018
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Image caption Dele Alli’s goal sent these fans at Flat Iron Square in London ecstatic
And it set them off in Norfolk too.
Skip Twitter post by @martinb_uk
A goal from Alli and it was beer showers all round in the Dereham grandstand at the Railway Tavern. 🍻#WorldCupRussia #bbcengland pic.twitter.com/pVyuKBnLYQ
— Martin Barber (@martinb_uk) July 7, 2018
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But England’s second stunned the ex-pat Swedes in west London.
Skip Twitter post by @T_Mackintosh
Dele Alli silences the Swedes in Paddington #bbcengland #ENGSWE pic.twitter.com/mfublmdy15
— Thomas Mackintosh (@T_Mackintosh) July 7, 2018
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The goal also went down well at the General Synod, where the Bishop of Willesden was heard to shout out “Close him down!”
Skip Twitter post by @adambecket
SYNOD GOAL pic.twitter.com/ShU1qxQZ6g
— Adam Becket (@adambecket) July 7, 2018
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Image copyright Getty Images
Image caption Pre-match superstitions can be strange
Where better to watch the game than at the local of England’s goal hero Harry Maguire?
Skip Twitter post by @KimberleyMet
Harry Maguire scores ⚽️ and we’re at his local pub in Mosborough with the crowd! @BBCLookNorth #bbcengland #itscominghome pic.twitter.com/8ZdHW3AlT5
— Kimberley Metcalfe (@KimberleyMet) July 7, 2018
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What are England fans singing?
The football streets of England
Mapping England’s World Cup squad
But it wasn’t such fun for these Swedes.
Image caption It was glum faces all round for these luckless Swedes in London
At the final whistle there were celebrations in Birmingham (did I just see the Queen?)
Skip Twitter post by @ben_sidwell
According to the good people of Birmingham apparently football is coming home! @bbcmtd @BBCSport #ENGSWE #bbcengland #itscomimghome pic.twitter.com/PhZXk4gMXD
— Ben Sidwell (@ben_sidwell) July 7, 2018
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Families and friends shared in the joy of England reaching the World Cup semi-finals for the first time in almost 30 years. Mark Austin, from Shrewsbury, said: “I remember 1990 well and this is on a par, maybe better than that; this time feels different.
“This is a once-in-a-generation thing. I’ve told my children they’ll remember this for the rest of their lives.”
Image caption Mark Austin (left) is now convinced England’s name is on the trophy
The growing sense of optimism was shared by Maxime Rowe, from London, who said: “I’ve waited a lifetime for this… they’re a young team and they’ve proved their worth already so good luck, their future’s going to look amazing.”
Amanda Eddridge, from Hassocks in Sussex added: “It’s been a long time coming. We’ve been waiting for it to go wrong but I believe in them. They’re going to do it!”
Image caption Maxime Rowe (in black) and Amanda Eddridge believe England can do it
There was even a royal seal of approval at the result as the Duke of Cambridge tweeted his appreciation.
Skip Twitter post by @KensingtonRoyal
You wanted to make history @England and you are doing just that. This has been an incredible #WorldCup run and we’ve enjoyed every minute. You deserve this moment – Football’s Coming Home! W
— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) July 7, 2018
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There was also this magnanimous message from the Swedish Ambassador to the UK.
Skip Twitter post by @sohlstromt
Congratulations England. You had the stronger team today, and a great goalkeeper. When I have digested the result, I will support Three Lions.
— Torbjörn Sohlström (@sohlstromt) July 7, 2018
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After all the tension, stress and excitement, how about a calming recital of Three Lions to bring us all back down to earth?
Skip Twitter post by @ExeterCathedral
"To Russia With Love". This one is for you and your lads, @garethsouthgate, from Team @ExeterCathedral. [TAP FOR SOUND]#ItsComingHome #ENG #ENGSWE #SaturdayMotivation @DevonLiveNews @ExeterCouncil @engcathedrals pic.twitter.com/EdUBOlRs2Y
— Exeter Cathedral (@ExeterCathedral) July 7, 2018
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#RT @genoisnumberone: #KeepCalm #itscomimghome #England #WorldCup #WorldCup2018 #worldcupRussia2018 #tshirt #design for #sale at #redbubble #redbubbleartist #giftoriginal #giftsforher #giftsforhim #FootballsComingHome #ENGSWE #EnglandvSweden #England2018 #RT …
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@LALPUSHP @s_a_aparna @GovilHoshang @netra2weets @kapoorashok25 @Kashmann10 @CKP_Vignesh @VikramKamboj @VTanriover @amankk00 @amansi24 ! #EnglandvSweden ! The best team won after 28 years ! In Semi final ! #England pic.twitter.com/Cm87KA9I6k
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What A Boring Match :/ #engswe #EnglandvSweden #EnglandvsSweden #england
— Natasha Kundi (@NatashaKLondon) July 7, 2018
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YES BOI! SPORTSBALL! 🤙🏻⚽️ #EnglandvSweden
YES BOI! SPORTSBALL! 🤙🏻⚽️ #EnglandvSweden
— Tom (@WildViper_) July 7, 2018
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2 HOURS TO GO UNTIL KICK-OFF! #EnglandvSweden #ENG #WorldCup2018
2 HOURS TO GO UNTIL KICK-OFF! #EnglandvSweden #ENG #WorldCup2018
— DenisCampbell (@UKProgressive) July 7, 2018
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