England fans have brought a lively atmosphere to Atlanta ahead of their World Cup last-32 match against DR Congo. The supporters have been seen celebrating the early exits of rivals Germany and Scotland from the tournament.
Germany's departure was particularly noted, as they were eliminated by Paraguay in a penalty shootout. England fans responded by singing 'Auf Wiedersehen!' and waving goodbye to the four-time World Cup winners. In less tasteful displays, some supporters held up an inflatable Spitfire and sang songs referencing World War II.
Scotland's exit from the group stage also drew taunts from England fans, who were heard singing "Scotland's going home and England's p***." Scotland failed to advance to the knockout stage, not finishing as one of the best third-placed teams.
Amidst the rivalries, scenes of camaraderie have also emerged. One video captured England and DR Congo fans dancing and singing together in Atlanta, led by a DR Congo supporter in a conga line.
England is set to face DR Congo at Atlanta Stadium on Wednesday. The winner will advance to face co-hosts Mexico in the round of 16.