Following England’s 3-2 World Cup victory over Mexico at Estadio Azteca on Sunday night, media outlets report that Liam Gallagher reacted to Harry Kane’s post-match singing and interview. After the win, England fans sing Wonderwall, and multiple reports say Kane participated in the moment, later appearing hoarse or “losing his voice” in a subsequent post-match interview. Gallagher is described as noticing and teasing Kane’s croaky delivery. Accounts across outlets characterize the interview as going viral, with Kane speaking in a strained voice after scoring the penalty that proved decisive in the match. Some coverage notes that England fans kept singing into the early hours in the UK, while others focus on Kane’s difficulty singing and the contrast between his on-field role and his vocal condition immediately afterward. Separate reporting also links Gallagher to the broader “Wonderwall” tradition around England wins and includes references to his willingness to perform again if England reach the final. Overall, the story centers on the aftermath of the Mexico match: a celebratory stadium singalong, Kane’s hoarse post-match speaking, and Gallagher’s reaction.