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England superfan tries Tex-Mex for first time during World Cup trip to North Texas - FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth

British supporters visiting for the 2026 World Cup are praising American culture and stadiums. Some fans have apologized for previous misconceptions about the U.S. and are exploring Texas traditions. England has played matches in Texas and Boston and will face Panama at the New York New Jersey Stadium on Saturday.

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  1. England Fans Express Appreciation for U.S. During World Cup Trip

    British supporters visiting for the 2026 World Cup are praising American culture and stadiums. Some fans have apologized for previous misconceptions about the U.S. and are exploring Texas traditions. England has played matches in Texas and Boston and will face Panama at the New York New Jersey Stadium on Saturday.

    What's confirmed:

    • England defeated Croatia 4-2 in Arlington, Texas.
    • British fans visiting for the World Cup have stated that they owe America an apology.
    • The England national team has played matches in Boston and Texas.

    Still unconfirmed:

    • British fans believe their home media misrepresented the United States.
    confidence 90%
  2. England Fans Gather in Dallas for World Cup Group Stage

    More than 10,000 England supporters have arrived in Dallas for the 2026 World Cup. The team faced Croatia at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, winning the group play match 4-2. Klyde Warren Park is currently offering free screenings of remaining tournament games.

    What's confirmed:

    • Over 10,000 England supporters traveled to Dallas.
    • England played Croatia in a group-stage match at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.
    • England beat Croatia 4-2 in group play.
    • Klyde Warren Park in downtown Dallas is airing World Cup matches on a giant outdoor screen.

    Still unconfirmed:

    • England fans have been filmed causing brawls and chaos on Dallas streets.
    • British fans from England and Scotland are consuming high volumes of Texas hot dogs and beer.
    • Andy Milne is attending his ninth World Cup.
    confidence 90%
  3. England Fans Gather in Dallas for World Cup Match

    Over 10,000 England supporters have traveled to Dallas. Among them is Andy Milne, who is attending his ninth World Cup. The group is preparing for a match against Croatia.

    Still unconfirmed:

    • More than 10,000 England fans are visiting Dallas.
    • Andy Milne is attending his ninth World Cup in North America.
    confidence 70%
  4. England Fans Gather in Dallas Before Croatia Match

    England supporters assembled in Dallas on Tuesday, June 16. They are celebrating ahead of their World Cup game against Croatia. The events include fans wearing team gear.

    What's confirmed:

    • England fans gathered in Dallas on Tuesday, June 16, to party before the World Cup match against Croatia.
    confidence 100%
  5. England fans embrace Texas culture as World Cup kicks off in Dallas

    Thousands of England supporters are in North Texas for the World Cup opener against Croatia, immersing themselves in local traditions. Some are trying Tex-Mex for the first time, while others face disruptions at unofficial gatherings. The atmosphere blends team spirit with American hospitality, though safety concerns have led to shutdowns of unregulated events.

    What's confirmed:

    • Up to 15,000 England fans traveled to Dallas for the World Cup opener against Croatia.
    • England superfan Andy Milne, known as 'That World Cup Guy,' and his friend Stuart Kenyon tried Tex-Mex for the first time during their trip.
    • A watch party for England vs. Croatia at a Dallas restaurant was shut down by fire marshals after becoming unruly.
    • England’s national team arrived in North Texas ahead of their match at Dallas Stadium.
    • Fans are gathering at pubs and local venues to celebrate the match.

    Still unconfirmed:

    • An England superfan reportedly sold his second home to fund the World Cup trip and has 'no regrets.'
    • Some fans are exploring Texas-specific foods like Waffle House and Carolina barbecue beyond Tex-Mex.
    confidence 92%