England fans, who are blissfully unaware of anything to do with Ghana's team, location, or even its existence until recently, are nonetheless confident of a win against them. This confidence is based on the simple fact that 'we are England and they are Ghana, whoever Ghana are.'

Nathan Muir, a fan, admitted, 'I don't know exactly nothing about them. Pretty sure they're in Africa. Could I pinpoint them on a map? Probably not.' Despite this, fans are sure of a 5-1 victory, focusing more on England's lineup than the opposition.

'I've been pondering if Guehi should replace Stones or if Rashford's hunger for goals makes him better as a substitute,' Muir mused, adding, 'Our opponents? Not even slightly on my radar.'

He humorously suggested that Ghana's manager might be Carlos Queiroz and mentioned Semenyo, a City winger, as part of Ghana's team, but quickly dismissed them as no match for England's Kane and Rice.

Muir concluded by reminiscing on the 2010 World Cup when England's overconfidence led to draws against Algeria and the US and a quick exit from the group stage, adding, 'I'm glad we're not like that now.'