England striker Harry Kane completely lost his voice following a thrilling 3-2 victory over Mexico in the FIFA World Cup round of 16 at the Azteca Stadium. During his post-match interview with the BBC, Kane visibly and audibly struggled to speak after joining his teammates and roughly 3,000 traveling fans in an enthusiastic stadium sing-along of Oasis’s iconic hit “Wonderwall,” which has fast become the Three Lions’ tournament anthem. “My voice has gone. It was a crazy game; we had to fight… Everything was against us, but we found a way,” an ecstatic Kane noted.

The victory was hard-fought for Thomas Tuchel’s side, who had to play for more than 40 minutes with only 10 men following a red card handed to Jarell Quansah. A brace from Jude Bellingham kept England firmly in the contest before Kane ultimately converted a decisive penalty to seal the 3-2 win and secure a spot in the World Cup quarter-finals. The post-match celebrations have made “Wonderwall” the squad’s official celebratory tune, a choice requested by FIFA as part of pre-tournament song submissions alongside the classic “Sweet Caroline.”

While the mood remained largely celebratory, with fans online highly amused by clips of Kane’s raspy interview, the victory was slightly dampened by a serious post-match incident. Midfielder Jordan Henderson suffered a severe wrist injury after landing awkwardly during the celebrations and was taken straight to the hospital, a setback later confirmed as “quite serious” by manager Thomas Tuchel. Looking forward, England will put the injuries and celebrations behind them as they prepare to face Norway in the upcoming quarter-finals.