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Published 20:54 12 Nov 2020 GMT
Updated 21:10 12 Nov 2020 GMT
Of course, it's important to remember that if you count the legal goals, Ireland easily win. If you count the illegal goals, they can try to steal the game from us.
Jack Grealish made his second start for England as he lined out against his former underage national team with Declan Rice beginning the game on the bench.
If Ireland couldn't win the match, they could have a bit of fun at least before the actual football started.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CHfdvDvBRve/
But if we thought that the pre-match was going to be all ours, ITV cut in and stole it.
During the national anthem, Wembley Stadium respectfully observed Amhrán na bhFiann without a single boo or roar of disscontempt in the place.
Then, the ITV footage emerged. It was Amhrán na bhFiann alright. The empty stadium was still quiet alright.
The subtitles though? Ireland's Call. Phil Coulter translating Amhrán na bhFiann.
https://twitter.com/LucyConnor29/status/1326978797506351104?s=08
I'm going for a lie down.

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