Ahead of England’s World Cup match against Croatia in Dallas, hundreds of England supporters gather at a pub venue in the city and become loud and disruptive, according to multiple UK outlets. The Mirror and GB News report that fans swarm the pub, drink heavily—figures cited include about 5,000 beers—and are told by bar staff and police to move on shortly before 10pm. The Telegraph similarly says police force the venue to shut after a reported £30,000 drinking session, and that fans are thrown out of the pub. Other coverage focuses on fans’ arrival and celebration in Dallas streets, including singing St George’s songs and cheering in the hours leading up to the game, with imagery presented by the BBC. CBS News also reports that a large number of England fans are kicked out of a Dallas bar following the reported heavy drinking. Across the reports, law enforcement intervention is the common thread: police direct supporters to leave the premises, and the situation results in the pub being closed and fans being removed. The match-related coverage is set against a background of pre-match fan festivities in Dallas.