TVTV NewsThis MorningThis Morning left viewers seriously divided on Wednesday's show just minutes into the episode10:44, 15 Jul 2026Updated 10:49, 15 Jul 2026This Morning viewers threatened to switch off Wednesday's show just minutes into the episode.‌During the latest instalment, hosts Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley welcomed viewers to the show with a live brass band playing the World Cup football anthem Three Lions.‌The FIFA World Cup 2026 is currently taking place and tonight, Wednesday 15 July, England take on Argentina in the semi-finals in Atlanta.‌And as such, Wednesday's show purely focused on England and the FIFA World Cup 2026. The show included football debates, a live brass band playing football tunes, footballer lookalikes, an interview with a real-life witch to predict the score and a chat with the 'The Three Lions' mascots who have been supporting England during their matches in the crowd.Viewers were quick to take to Twitter, now X, to share their thoughts, arguing that there was too much football coverage and they wanted regular news as well.‌One person said: "I wonder how many viewers they’ve lost with the huge amount of football overkill they’ve been ramming down our throats throughout the summer #thismorning."A different account put: "Can they not go 5 minutes without mentioning the b****y football #thismorning", another wrote: "Ok if this is going to be all about England Im done over kill #thismorning" with a different account putting: "Ok so this is too much now! #thismorning!"‌Elsewhere, another fan put: "More football nonsense!!#Thismorning!" to which a different viewer wrote: "Not to be a Debbie Downer, but I can't wait for all this World Cup c**p to end #thismorning" while another person added: "STOP! Just STOP! #thismorning".It comes as England are two wins away from bringing football home. The Three Lions have made it to the semi-finals of the World Cup and can start dreaming of holding the trophy aloft in New Jersey on Sunday.England have to beat Argentina, who are the holders after triumphing in Qatar and have their eyes on becoming only the second team to win back-to-back World Cups after their rivals, Brazil (1958 and 1962).Article continues belowThis Morning continues on weekdays at 10am on ITV and ITV X.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌This Morning