11 things we loved on day 11: Lingard, Alexander-Arnold, Fabregas & more

Planet Football • 25 Jun 2018

Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea men all caught our eye on day 11 at the World Cup.

England stole the headlines with their 6-1 thrashing of Panama, but there were plenty of goals elsewhere as Senegal drew 2-2 with Japan and Colombia beat Poland 3-0.

We’ve rounded up the best of the action on and off the pitch.

Jesse Lingard

Oh yes.

What a goal, @JesseLingard! 🙌#threelions pic.twitter.com/QRH7rH3LSV

— England (@England) June 24, 2018

Trent Alexander-Arnold

We really like Lingard, but this made us laugh.

https://twitter.com/AcerbicRed/status/1010885231480430592

Ian Wright & Roy Keane

The absolute definition of ‘good cop, bad cop’.

Another reality check from Keano but Ian Wright's laugh is therapeutichttps://t.co/WCpLTm87eJ

— Ronan Mullen (@RonanReigns) June 24, 2018

Sweden

Sweden’s whole squad united in support of Jimmy Durmaz, who has been subjected to racist abuse since their loss to Germany.

Toulouse attacker Jimmy Durmaz was subjected to racist abuse on social media last night after his foul led to Toni Kroos' winning free-kick goal over Sweden. Today, he responded, backed by the whole squad: "F*** racism." pic.twitter.com/vAjhUQ4vg2

— Get French Football News (@GFFN) June 24, 2018

Jamie Vardy

We’ve all been there.

You can just tell that Vardy’s like… no but seriously… where are the cans? What… what actually is this? pic.twitter.com/12tfuCA6Zz

— Ben Machell (@ben_machell) June 24, 2018