Nigel Farage posts a social media picture showing himself watching an England football match in a pub. The post is made in connection with England’s World Cup campaign after a match in Dallas, with politicians and other public figures also highlighting their support online. Several critics respond by saying the image is not from the match referenced in Farage’s post, but instead from about two years earlier. The dispute centers on the timing and authenticity of the photo rather than on Farage’s stated support. The available reporting describes Farage’s publication of the picture and the subsequent criticism that it appears to be reused from a prior occasion. The story reflects the attention given to political figures’ public posts during major sporting events and the scrutiny that can follow when the provenance of social media content is questioned.