Piers Morgan gets what was coming to him after England’s World Cup heartbreak
The English commentator was surprisingly subdued followingThe Lionesses were favourites to snap England’s 57-year World Cup drought, but will be leaving Australia with the anguish of knowing the trophy was right there for the taking.
Piers Morgan and Alex Greenwood of England. Photo: Karwai Tang/WireImage and Justin Setterfield/Getty Images.England players looked downhearted at full time despite their moral victory against Spain. Photo by Saeed KHAN / AFP.He’ll always have that one win — and it seemed to be the one thing he was clinging to in the wake of the Lionesses’ crushing loss on Sunday.The talk show host responded: “Thanks mate.
It certainly didn’t help the sporting relations between the two countries when England cricket captain Ben Stoked also tweeted “Lol” following England’s victory over Australia.in physically attacking Sam Kerr during the Lionesses’ semi-final. Despite coming out well behind on the scoreboard, Morgan will always have his semi-final win over Australia to help him get to sleep at night.“England’s fabulous Lionesses crush Australia’s wilting Matildas 3-1 in their own back yard to reach the Women’s World Cup Final … sweet revenge for the Jonny Bairstow Ashes runout debacle. Congrats ladies – you’ve made your country proud!” he wrote on Wednesday.
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