Oasis Song Wonderwall Sees Big Jump After England Wins World Cup Game

Oasis song Wonderwall had a big jump after England won.

Oasis had a huge jump of over 300% for Wonderwall after it became England's unofficial song for the World Cup.

Fans sang Wonderwall after the game, and the players sang along too.

This made for emotional scenes at the game and at home. After England beat Mexico, Spotify said Wonderwall had a big jump in listeners.

Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham helped England win against Mexico.

The song had 306% more listeners after the game than the day before.

Wonderwall went from 1,628 to 6,614 streams after the game, with a total of 200,441 streams in 24 hours.

Noel Gallagher wrote Wonderwall, which was on the album Morning Glory in 1995.

Liam Gallagher teased Harry Kane about losing his voice after the win.

Harry Kane led England to win and scored a penalty to get to the quarter finals.

Liam Gallagher made fun of Harry Kane losing his voice.

Ross Kemp celebrated the win on Instagram.

Fans sang Wonderwall at the stadium in Mexico City after the game.

Harry Kane lost his voice talking to BBC Sport after the game.

Liam Gallagher joked about Harry Kane's singing on Twitter.

The game started late, but people in the UK stayed up to celebrate.

Ross Kemp's reaction video was popular again.

Ross Kemp said the team was heroic and courageous.

Ross Kemp is very proud of England and thinks they can win more games.

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