England supporters were told to take down their St George's Cross flags from the stands at Dallas Stadium in Arlington before the Three Lions' 2026 World Cup opener against Croatia
England fans forced to remove St George's Cross flags as World Cup security step in
England supporters were told to take down their St George's Cross flags from the stands at Dallas Stadium in Arlington before the Three Lions' 2026 World Cup opener against Croatia
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Jack McEachen and Scott Trotter Sports Writer
20:35, 17 Jun 2026Updated 20:50, 17 Jun 2026
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