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Did England fans celebrate World Cup win too much? World Cup 2018: 'Idiots' put dampener on celebrations
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After England made it through to a first World Cup semi-final for 28 years, inevitably there were wild celebrations from long-suffering fans.After England made it through to a first World Cup semi-final for 28 years, inevitably there were wild celebrations from long-suffering fans.
However, police and the public have criticised a small number of supporters after cars and other property were damaged in the wake of the 2-0 win over Sweden in Samara. However, some supporters have been called "mindless" after cars and property were damaged in the wake of the 2-0 win over Sweden in Samara.
An ambulance car was danced on in London, a taxi suffered a similar fate in Nottingham and police reported increased calls.An ambulance car was danced on in London, a taxi suffered a similar fate in Nottingham and police reported increased calls.
A branch of Ikea was also targeted.A branch of Ikea was also targeted.
"We are aware of a small group of fans celebrating the match result in one of our stores," the company tweeted."We are aware of a small group of fans celebrating the match result in one of our stores," the company tweeted.
"Being both British and Swedish, we were on the edge of our seats during the game and we would like to say 'grattis!'.""Being both British and Swedish, we were on the edge of our seats during the game and we would like to say 'grattis!'."
London Ambulance Service said one of its vehicles was damaged by celebrating fans along Borough High Street, with the car now requiring repairs.London Ambulance Service said one of its vehicles was damaged by celebrating fans along Borough High Street, with the car now requiring repairs.
This man climbed up a lamp post near London Bridge station, while being egged on by fans in the street.This man climbed up a lamp post near London Bridge station, while being egged on by fans in the street.
Smoke bombs were let off inside pubs, while large crowds blocked roads and tram lines, causing traffic disruption.Smoke bombs were let off inside pubs, while large crowds blocked roads and tram lines, causing traffic disruption.
Police also reported dealing with a greater number of incidents, with West Midlands Police receiving its highest-ever number of 999 calls over a 24-hour period.Police also reported dealing with a greater number of incidents, with West Midlands Police receiving its highest-ever number of 999 calls over a 24-hour period.
Fans in ecstasy as England reach semisFans in ecstasy as England reach semis
Incredible to reach semis, says SouthgateIncredible to reach semis, says Southgate
The football streets of EnglandThe football streets of England
"Interesting fact. We have had double the amount of police logs today than what we had on New Year's Eve," said Dan Brenchley from Devon and Cornwall Police."Interesting fact. We have had double the amount of police logs today than what we had on New Year's Eve," said Dan Brenchley from Devon and Cornwall Police.
Images of fans celebrating by jumping on cars drew strong responses on social media, with many calling for the culprits to be identified.Images of fans celebrating by jumping on cars drew strong responses on social media, with many calling for the culprits to be identified.
Other fans were happy to soak in the atmosphere and savour the occasion of a famous win.Other fans were happy to soak in the atmosphere and savour the occasion of a famous win.