Unless you lived under a rock, you probably know that England destroyed it absolutely yesterday.
They stormed the semifinals of the World Cup by beating Sweden 2-0 and the country now believes more than ever that he's coming home.
Roads and shops were almost empty when the match started The images show deserted roads, tourist attractions and popular shopping malls.
(Photo: North News)
If you needed to get things and avoid a crown, yesterday was your main opportunity (Photo: North News)
And there was no problem to get a space, you would have had the choice of parking (Picture: North News)
The Tyne Bridge was a ghost town at 15h Saturday afternoon, a time when he is usually beaten with cars (Picture: North News)
More than 30 million of people should be listening The semifinal between England and Sweden on BBC1 and 23.8 million should have seen Croatia beat Russia on penalties last night.
If these photos have anything to do with, it would seem that playing against Croatia on Wednesday could be the best time to hit the supermarket.
Alleys stood empty in post-apocalyptic scenes almost like everyone in England crammed into pubs and in front of big screens for football.
the metro was also empty during busy weekends, Londoners spreading the streets to celebrate Pride at the same time as the game of Sweden
A man is not very excited at the idea that football is coming home while he is sleeping on the tube during the match (Photo: Stephen Chung / LNP)
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It would have been better to do some bargains (Photo: Steve Finn)
The central highway through Newcastle upon Tyne is totally deserted (Photo: North News)
