‘England Won 2024 Euro Tournament’ – Three Lions Fan Shares Dream In Stadium

A supporter of England men’s national football team, who fell asleep during the match against Slovenia on Wednesday evening, woke up to the sound of jeers after dreaming about his team clinching the 2024 European Championship.

Freddie Hahn, a 32-year-old who works in pensions management in Crawley, was caught in a photo looking exhausted and dozing off as the Lions struggled to secure a 0-0 draw in Cologne.

Embracing the collective sentiment of the country, Hahn chose to rest over witnessing the disappointing display on the field.

Sharing part of his dream from the stadium, Hahn said: “It was a very dull game, there wasn’t much going on, and I thought I was better off asleep,” Hahn told MailOnline.

“There was a lot of booing at the end, and that woke me up. I was actually having a nice dream about England winning the tournament, but I woke up to the nightmare of England’s performance.”

Hahn, who invested £500 in travel and accommodation expenses for a three-day excursion alongside two companions, revealed that he purchased his ticket for a mere 30 Euros.

He participated in the event alongside his acquaintances from Crawley Devils, a team under his management in Southgate’s hometown of Southgate.

“We actually attended the same secondary school,” Hahn said.

“I didn’t boo Southgate when I woke up because he’s from the same place as me, and I didn’t want to be too harsh on him. But to be honest, I could probably do a better job than him. If I get the Crawley Devils promoted, who knows, England might come calling.”

England Fans Hope For Positive Turn

Sportxparte reports that during the game, England’s coach Gareth Southgate was subjected to boos and thrown plastic beer cups by a group of unhappy supporters.

In the stands, WAGs comforted their letdown partners as the team did not show the usual enthusiasm.

England fans now look forward to Southgate’s team sparking a positive mood in the upcoming last 16 games.

As the champions of Group C, England will dodge the teams of Germany, Spain, and France until the championship, offering a ray of hope for a more successful result.