If you felt a ripple of excitement coming over the Irish Sea last night it was probably caused by ecstatic celebrations in England at the end of their last-gasp World Cup victory over Tunisia.

Leading the way was the BBC's football anchor Gary Lineker who was heard to let out a roar in the studio after Harry Kane's late header...

It's fair to say that the BBC pundit and the nation in general were delighted with the result and why wouldn't they be? They weren't shy about saying so either, whether that was in the studio or online leading to some people airing the opinion that England fans should pipe down on their celebrations a bit. This tweet by 98FM's Dublin Talks presenter got a few backs up...

listening to the commentators on BBC, you'd swear #England had just won the world cup!! and then @GaryLineker says it was an "exceptional performance".. they must have been watching a different game. You were playing TUNISIA!! #ENGTUN #WorldCup #ENG

— Jer Dixon (@JeremyDixonDJ) June 18, 2018

He had a point to be fair. It wasn't long before Lineker himself got wind...

Bitter ????????

— Gary Lineker (@GaryLineker) June 18, 2018

While others were equally unimpressed...

Jeremy then attempted to wrap things up before Lineker got involved one last time...

time to switch off Twitter notifications. I feel like I'm being attacked by every England fan!

All I did was say their performance was nothing to shout about.

— Jer Dixon (@JeremyDixonDJ) June 18, 2018

I'm all done now, Gaz. off to bed to suck on some lemons. ???????????? Best of luck for the rest of the tournament. genuinely! https://t.co/sIdxFPRM6u

— Jer Dixon (@JeremyDixonDJ) June 18, 2018

All in good spirits no doubt but there's nothing like the World Cup for fanning the flames even if we're not involved.

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