England fans were filmed tearing up an Ikea in east London as supporters decided to rub some salt in Swedish wounds.
The crowd well and truly took over the shop in Westfield Stratford City after Englands 2-0 victory this afternoon.
In the footage, the overzealous fans are seen kicking furniture and jumping on beds as they sing its coming home.
Others pile into the shop waving flags of St George as staff look on helpless.
One video describes the crowd as a fab mob, while others commenting on social media say they should be ashamed of themselves.
Another clip shared online is filmed behind the staff counter, along with the caption omdz and some crying laughter emojis.
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The Stratford shop is a smaller version of the Ikea megastores you find out of London, situated within Westfields main shopping arcade.
The fans were celebrating England making it to a World Cup semi final for the first time since Italia 90 some 28 years ago.
Roads were left deserted as town centres were brought to a standstill by millions of people enjoying the famous win.
In case you missed it, Harry Maguires powerful header from a set piece sent the Three Lions on their way after 30 minutes.
Dele Alli added a second in between two splendid saves from Jordan Pickford – the penalty shootout hero who saved England from crashing out against Colombia at the last 16 stage.
A semi final clash against Croatia or hosts Russia now awaits on Wednesday.
Metro.co.uk has contacted Ikea for comment.
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