Netflix have been praised for a hilarious meme after England won their Euros semi-final match against the Netherlands in Germany on Wednesday night.
The streaming service made reference to a now infamous moment from their BECKHAM documentary where Victoria and David had a hilarious squabble about her upper class upbringing.
The moment in question saw Victoria, 50, attempting to say she was ‘working class’ before David, 49, swiftly pointed out that her father used to drive her to school in a Rolls Royce.
Netflix changed the words to the famous exchange to ‘It’s coming home’ after the Three Lions’ win as they joked that they couldn’t support England due to impartiality rules.
The UK and Ireland account captioned the post: ‘The life of an admin. #NEDENG’, as they poked fun at having to stifle their joy at the win.
Netflix have been praised for a hilarious meme after England won their Euros semi-final match against the Netherlands in Germany on Wednesday night
The streaming service made reference to a now infamous moment from their BECKHAM documentary where Victoria and David had a hilarious squabble about her upper class upbringing
During the match England fans erupted into a frenzy after substitute Ollie Watkins dramatically clinched a winner for the Three Lions with just seconds to go before extra time.
Ollie buried a stunning strike into the bottom left corner in the 90th minute to send Gareth Southgate’s men into Sunday’s final against Spain in Berlin.
The striker had replaced captain Harry Kane, who had earlier equalized for England with a penalty in the first-half – cancelling out Xavi Simons’ wonderstrike after just seven minutes.
During the match football fan Adele was seen passionately yelling at England’s rowdy crowd to ‘shut up!’ just before Kane took his penalty.
The singer, 36, jetted to Dortmund in Germany to watch the team take on the Netherlands in their epic 2-1 win and was seen fully in the spirit of the game.
A funny video shared on Twitter shows the tense moment just before Kane took his shot on goal after the controversial penalty was given.
And as some excitable fans shouted behind her she was quick to swivel round and tell them to be quiet.
While she now has a glamorous lifestyle living in LA far from her Tottenham routes and often rubs shoulders with all her celebrity friends, her cockney accent clearly shone through in the moment.
During the match England fans erupted into a frenzy after substitute Ollie Watkins dramatically clinched a winner for the Three Lions with just seconds to go before extra time
The moment in question saw Victoria, 50, attempting to say she was ‘working class’ before David, 49, swiftly pointed out that her father used to drive her to school in a Rolls Royce
Fans were quick to react to the hilarious moment saying: ‘SHATAPP!’ Ah we do love Adele over here’,
‘I love her, she’s so brutally honest!’, ‘She was so real here’, ‘This is ICONIC’, ‘let the Queen enjoy the game!’
Adele joined Ed Sheeran, 33, cheering England to victory from the stands at the Euros semi-final.
Adele looked tense before kick off as she showed her support to the team.
The singer clasped her hands together nervously ahead of kick off as she kept her outfit simple with a black jacket and white T-shirt.
Keeping her usual glam appearance despite looking focused, she wore her full face of makeup for the sporting event, while her blonde locks looked freshly blow dried.
She wasn’t the only chart topper to attend the match as Ed was also seen in the crowds donning a red England top before the teams spectacular win.
The striker had replaced captain Harry Kane, who had earlier equalized for England with a penalty in the first-half – cancelling out Xavi Simons’ wonderstrike after just seven minutes
Netflix changed the words to the famous exchange to ‘It’s coming home’ after the Three Lions’ win as they joked that they couldn’t support England due to impartiality rules
