England left it late to beat DR Congo and advance to the last 16 in the World Cup - and the Three Lions' WAGs were spotted praying in the stands
England's scorching hot WAGs were snapped praying as the Three Lions left it late against DR Congo in Atlanta, Georgia.
Thomas Tuchel's side needed to rely on the brilliance of Harry Kane to come from behind after a torrid first-half to advance to the last 16 . And as the Three Lions chased the game, the stunning WAGs in the crowd seemed to be more nervous than the players.
Megan Pickford, who is the better half of England's No.1, was seen praying before running her hands through her hair as the Three Lions chased the game . However, she wasn't the only WAG spotted in the stands.
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The scorching hot better half of Jude Bellingham, Ashlyn Castro, stole the show as she rocked a figure-hugging black top.
Katie Bio, who is mother of Ivan Toney’s two children, was also in the stands in Atlanta wearing an England shirt.
While Kate Kane was snapped with her children, who were holding signs made for their dad.
After emerging as England's hero, Kane said: "It feels amazing to be honest. What a crazy game. They are a tough team and then after that first break we were much better and their keeper made some unbelievable saves.
"We spoke about people having hero moments and it can be anyone. It was me today.
"We spoke all week about just being ourselves. There are still things to work on for sure and these rounds are just about getting through.
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"We are in the part of the tournament when you have to grind wins out, and that's what we have done today.
"We are the same as every other nation. We are through, so enjoy it. I want them to enjoy it with the fans, and then we go again in four days.
"We spoke after the Croatian game about subs making an impact and you saw that again. Over 90 minutes, we are tough to handle. I am pleased for everyone involved and hopefully we'll keep it going."