England's heartbreaking World Cup exit wasn't easy on everyone.
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Just moments after the Three Lions' 2-1 semifinal loss to Argentina, a dejected supporter crashed a live Sky News broadcast in Atlanta, creating one of the tournament's most bizarre viral moments.
The fan, wearing an England jersey, walked behind the reporter during a live television segment before shouting, "Shall we talk about the Falklands?"
He then broke into a rendition of "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" from the musical Evita before security quickly stepped in and escorted him away.
Despite the interruption, the Sky News reporter barely missed a beat.
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"There's been a lot of fans who've had a lot of alcohol today and spent an awful lot of their money," she joked after the fan was removed.
The clip quickly spread across social media as England supporters tried to process another painful World Cup defeat.
England had appeared to seize control when Anthony Gordon scored in the second half, but Argentina answered with goals from Enzo Fernández and Lautaro Martínez, the latter finding the winner in stoppage time to send the defending champions into the World Cup final.
The loss also sparked criticism of England manager Thomas Tuchel, whose late tactical changes came under fire after the Three Lions spent much of the final 35 minutes pinned back in their own end.
For one frustrated supporter, however, the disappointment proved impossible to keep off live television.
