Oasis welcome Lionesses on tour with Liam Gallagher giving very special shout out
Liam Gallagher dedicated an Oasis song to the Lionesses Euros victory - as some of the squad were at Wembley to watch their latest triumphant gig.
Oasis were back at Wembley on Wednesday night and in amongst the crowd were England stars including goalkeeper Hannah Hampton who was key in England winning the penalty shootout in Sunday's final.
She was wearing an Oasis jacket as she posed for pics with former Spice Girl Geri Horner and teammates Alex Greenwood and Alessia Russo in a hospitality area. It comes after reports the future of 'incredible' Lionesses boss is in question after FA chief's statement.
Russo later signed and Oasis football shirt for Noel Gallagher's daughter Anais and posed for photos with her too.
On stage Oasis delivered another triumphant set and before performing Roll With It, Liam dedicated it to 'the actual Lionesses' to cheers from the crowd.
The gig was another success for Oasis with fans loving the set and afterwards guitarist Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs wrote on social media: 'Wow, you/we did it again Wembley.'
The band still have dates to play in Wembley, Edinburgh and Dublin before they head out on a US tour.
And despite most of the crowd already wearing bucket hats and Adidas merch, there are even more ranges being launched, including some retro clothing based on previous tours.
Amazon has launched it's own online fan store and has some new exclusive lines including reissued designs from the beloved 'North American Tour 2006" and 'Be Here Now 1997', including t-shirts (in black and white), a long sleeve shirt and a hoodie.
Over coming months a number of tour-by-tour designs will be rereleased and available exclusively on Amazon. Graphics commemorating 2002's 'Heathen Chemistry' and the Wembley dates from 1997's 'All Around The World' tour, and more, will be available soon.
Oasis are back at Wembley this weekend for two more shows on Saturday and Sunday night. They then head out on the run before playing two more shows at Wembley at the end of September. All dates are sold out.
Other celebrities who have been to see the band at Wembley include Tom Cruise, Dua Lipa, Ricky Gervais and Lewis Capaldi
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