Liam Gallagher has sent England fans into a frenzy by suggesting he is ready to perform at the 2026 World Cup final if the Three Lions go all the way. The Oasis frontman made the pledge as the band's legendary hit 'Wonderwall' continues to serve as the unofficial soundtrack to the team's campaign in North America.

Why does England sing "Wonderwall" after World Cup wins? Here's why Three Lions has adopted Oasis' hit song from the 1990s.

“I can’t really talk!” the striker told a BBC reporter after the team’s rendition of the Oasis classic

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The song was first adopted after England's 4-2 victory over Croatia and has since been sung after every knockout win

Englands World Cup campaign is being soundtracked by iconic Oasis hit Wonderwall this summer, after ditching previous theme-tune Sweet Caroline (thank goodness!); the track, sang by players and fans alike after big wins,

After England beat Congo with a stunning Harry Kane comeback in World Cup round of 32, the entire stadium joined players singing Wonderwall by Oasis.

‘Wonderwall’ has spent three decades living many lives, first as one of Oasis’ biggest Britpop anthems and then as a song that seemed to belong to every pub, street performer, and nostalgic playlist in Britain.

A new teaser for the upcoming Oasis documentary, Don't Look Back in Anger, is out now.The 46-second clip features footage of the "Wonderwall" outfit rehearsing ahead of their gigantic 2025 reunion