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To cheer up England fans who thronged parks and pubs, donned waistcoats and red and white attire in the hope we'd be bringing football home, Chipotle have offered one lucky London Economic reader a year of free burritos, and everyone else that enters 2 for one Burritos ! Just click here ! - Tasty. To help The London Economic readers get over the sad fact that football will not be coming home just yet, Chipotle is offering up the chance...

Felix Gott took a shot at the seven-mile, hour-long jog after England beat Sweden 2-0 at the weekend logged on fitness app Strava

Micro-engraver Graham Short, 72, has spent hundreds of hours etching the 5mm portrait on 11 fivers he plans to put into circulation if England reach the World Cup Final

Sheffield United fan Matthew Benton, 26, had Harry's epic bonce tattooed on his chest just 48 hours after the Sweden game

In this brilliant clip, Alan can be seen using his head to perform 'Sterling-style' dribbling skills across the field and his owner Alison Thorpe remains bemused by her unique sheep

This is the hilarious moment a Harry Kane look-alike has people chanting his name. He is not the only look-alike making a name for himself during this world cup. Neil, a British Airways pilot in his early 40s, from Surrey, surprised England fans in Russia during the team's quarter-final victory over Sweden on Saturday (July 7) when he wore the England manager's trademark M & S waistcoat and tie and celebrated with the fans. England face Croatia in Moscow on Wednesday...

The Mayor of London and Secretary of State have officially announced a huge public screening of Croatia v England at Barclaycard presents British Summer Time Hyde Park. This coming Wednesday marks England’s first World Cup semi-final since 1990 and City Hall and the Government have worked together to help fans follow the team’s journey with an outdoor screening. The game in Moscow, will be screened at 7pm on the enormous Great Oak Stage and will mark the biggest London screening...

Hundreds have signed a petition calling for the "son of Crawley" to be remembered in the historic West Sussex market town.

The Southend defender was slapped with almost £600 in penalties.