For those of you that nodded off, England won 2-0 in their World Cup qualifier against Lithuania.
Jermain Defoe, returning to the England squad for the first time in four years, bagged the first after 21 minutes at Wembley.
It remained this way until 66 minutes, when Jamie Vardy – on from the bench – added what proved to be the final goal of the game.
But never mind all that. You’re not here because you wanted a match report, are you? No. You’re here because you want to see Vardy head-butt the Wembley turf.
Frustrated at missing a chance to add a third England goal, Vardy opted to take out his anger on the ground, much to the amusement of many of those watching…
https://twitter.com/Taylorinho17/status/846054837745860609
The Leicester man was sporting a shiner during the game but it wasn’t from being attacked by the floor.
“It was a little accident,” he said about the black eye after the game.
“My head, or should I say my eye, decided to connect with a football. That’s football.”
Very deep. But it wasn’t his eye that everyone was talking about. It was his head-banging antics.
That Vardy floor headbutt is all we have regarding passion these days 😂
— Chambard (@jackjharper) March 26, 2017
Only Vardy would headbutt the ground in frustration 😂👀
— Elliot (@Ell_Arn) March 26, 2017
CONFIRMED: 2.8 magnitude earthquake felt in Coventry following Jamie Vardy's headbutt of the Wembley turf. #ENGvLIT
— Luke Sampson (@LPSampson) March 26, 2017
https://twitter.com/AarunKane/status/846058190991249408
Of course, some of you will recall that this isn’t the first time Vardy had risked injury to his head when taking out his annoyance at not scoring.
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