IAN WRIGHT went crazy after England scored against Wales – while sat beside glum Welshman Hal Robson-Kanu.
The Three Lions only needed to avoid defeat to secure a place in the World Cup knock-out stages.
But after a first-half of frustration, one brilliant tactical tweak unlocked the door and England hammered their British foes in Qatar.
Marcus Rashford scored twice – one a fantastic free-kick and the other a skilful individual goal.
Phil Foden’s strike was sandwiched in-between, and it is that goal that set off Wright.
The ITV pundit celebrated wildly as England extended the advantage.
Sat in the media section, the popular former Arsenal striker did not try to contain his joy as Gareth Southgate‘s side took control at the Ahmad bin Ali Stadium.
But sat alongside him was fellow pundit Hal Robson-Kanu who watched Wales’ first World Cup campaign since 1958 end in tatters.
The ex-West Brom frontman led the Dragons’ sensational run to the semi-finals of Euro 2016 but now watched on in despair as he saw his former teammates fail to replicate that magic in the Middle East.
Wright uploaded the contrasting reactions and fans were loving it.
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One wrote on Twitter: “I love Ian Wright and I’m not even an Arsenal fan.”
Another added: “What I love about Ian Wright – his passionate support makes me feel less foolish whooping on my own watching in SA!”
A third tweeted: “Wrightyy vibes, this is every England fan right now. Love to see it!”
Another supporter who was more sympathetic to Wales added: “Hal not having any of it.”
Wright will be hoping to lead the celebrations when England face off with Senegal in the last 16 on Sunday.
And after several outstanding performances last night, Southgate has a selection headache on his hands.
