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England fans express frustrations with US soccer culture during World Cup

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 10, 2026, 8:20 AM

Last updated Jul 10, 2026

England fans express frustrations with US soccer culture during World Cup

Summary

England soccer fans have voiced their grievances about American soccer culture amid the 2026 World Cup. Despite a strong U.S. Men's National Team performance, reaching the last 16 and gaining new supporters, English fans are critical of several aspects. Complaints include the terminology of 'soccer' versus 'football', a desire for more banter, and issues with the commentary on matches. While some enjoyed their experience, others remarked on differences in engagement and the overall atmosphere. England is set to play in Miami this Saturday, moving closer to the tournament's climax.

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•England fans criticize U.S. fans for using the term 'soccer'.
•Complaints include U.S. fans being overly friendly.
•Issues raised about commentary quality during matches.
•USMNT advanced to the last 16, attracting new supporters.
•England plays in Miami on Saturday in quarter-finals.

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8:20 AMYahoo Sports — ‘It’s so annoying’ – England fans share what they hate about US soccer culture

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England soccer fans have not held back in telling the US exactly what they do not like about their soccer culture. The 2026 World Cup has largely been a huge success in the United States, with the USMNT’s push to the last 16 gaining a lot of new supporters.
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Yahoo SportsJul 10, 2026, 8:20 AM
‘It’s so annoying’ – England fans share what they hate about US soccer culture
England soccer fans have not held back in telling the US exactly what they do not like about their soccer culture. The 2026 World Cup has largely been a huge success in the United States, with the USMNT’s push to the last 16 gaining a lot of new supporters.

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