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Fher from Maná lashed out at Liam Gallagher, lead singer of Oasis, after he predicted a Mexican defeat in the upcoming match against England. What did the Mexican singer say?
After it was confirmed that the Mexican National Team will face England in the Round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup, the British singer predicted that his team would crush Mexico 5-0, knocking them out of the tournament.
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"I think we'll beat Mexico 5-0," Gallagher wrote on his X account. His comment caused half of the Mexican fandom to turn on him, criticizing him for "belittling" the capabilities of El Tri.
Among the responses received by the 'Wonderwall' singer, the one from Fher, of the Mexican band Maná, stood out; he asked him to calm down and get a grip, stating that the talent of both teams would be demonstrated on the pitch of the Estadio Azteca next Sunday, July 5.
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"The Oasis singer said Mexico was going to lose to England 5-0. Come on, don't mess around. Get a grip, dude! 5-0? Calm down! We'll see each other on Sunday to see how it goes, dude," Fher pointed out in a post he made on Instagram.
It is well known that Liam Gallagher is a die-hard fan of English soccer, especially his national team and Manchester City, and that he has also had disagreements with Mexican soccer.
During an interview the singer gave, he was asked what he thought about Javier 'Chicharito' Hernández, who at the time played for Manchester United, a rival of City, to which he said: "I think he's an idiot. He's an idiot. Did you know the word Chicharito means 'the little idiot'?"
Inglaterra prevé un partido “difícil”, pero “extraordinario” contra México
Following the result obtained against the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where England dominated 2-1, player Harry Kane noted that the team will prepare for their showdown against Mexico at the Estadio Azteca (Mexico City Stadium) next Sunday, July 5, at 6 PM, local time.
He added that he foresees a "difficult" but "extraordinary" match, for which they will be preparing in the coming days: "It's time to enjoy the moment, go back, recover strength and think about the next match, which will be even more difficult: against Mexico. In Mexico, what an extraordinary match awaits us. Obviously, we will soon switch gears to focus on that, but for now, let's just enjoy these moments," he said.
The match between the two teams will define which of the two will continue its path to the World Championship; whoever emerges victorious at the Azteca will advance to the quarterfinals.
[Publicidad]