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Enzo Fernández Trolls England With ‘Wonderwall’ Post After Argentina’s Stunning Comeback… Then Quietly Deletes It
The Argentina midfielder celebrated his team’s dramatic FIFA World Cup 2026 semifinal victory over England with a social media post that quickly went viral before disappearing.
Argentina midfielder Enzo Fernández found himself at the centre of social media attention after his country’s thrilling 2-1 comeback victory over England in the FIFA World Cup 2026 semifinal.
Shortly after Argentina booked their place in the final, Fernández shared a post referencing “Wonderwall”—the iconic song by English rock band Oasis. Many fans interpreted the post as a playful jab at England following their heartbreaking elimination from the tournament.
The post spread rapidly across social media, with supporters from both nations debating whether it was harmless banter or an unnecessary dig at England.
Post Removed After Going Viral
Interestingly, the post did not stay online for long. Fernández later deleted it without offering any public explanation, only adding to the speculation surrounding his intentions.
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Despite its brief appearance, screenshots had already circulated widely, ensuring the moment continued to dominate football conversations online.
Neither Fernández nor the Argentina Football Association commented on why the post was removed.
Argentina’s Dramatic Comeback Seals Final Spot
The social media buzz came after one of the most exciting matches of the tournament.
England entered the break with the advantage, but Argentina produced another memorable comeback in the second half. Enzo Fernández scored the crucial equaliser to bring his side back into the contest before Lautaro Martínez struck deep into stoppage time to complete a dramatic 2-1 victory.
The defending champions will now face Spain in the FIFA World Cup 2026 Final, as they aim to retain football’s biggest prize.
Football Rivalries Extend Beyond the Pitch
Modern football is increasingly shaped by moments on social media, where celebrations, reactions and friendly rivalry often capture as much attention as the action on the field.
Fernández’s now-deleted post has become another example of how players’ online activity can instantly become a global talking point, particularly during major international tournaments.
Whether viewed as light-hearted humour or unnecessary provocation, the incident has added another chapter to the growing rivalry between Argentina and England.
With the final now approaching, Argentina’s focus will shift from social media celebrations to the challenge of overcoming Spain and defending their FIFA World Cup crown.
