England team forced to flee hotel after a MILLION fans celebrate Argentina World Cup win on streets with 4am fireworks

ARGENTINA celebrations have forced England’s rugby team to switch hotels. Up to a million people descended on Avenida Corrientes — ‘the street that never sleeps’ — after Argentina reached the World Cup final. Fans took to the streets of Buenos Aires to celebrate Argentina’s win against England on Wednesday Credit: Getty England stars were forced to switch hotels Credit: Getty Boss Steve Borthwick’s team were staying nearby and he said: “I wouldn’t suggest everybody got a great night’s sleep. “There were still fireworks going off at 4am.” Sign up for the Football newsletter Thank you! Skipper Jamie George added: “We were very happy on the 23rd floor looking out. “It was mad.” READ MORE ON THE WORLD CUP Henry Pollock had shushed locals and given them a thumbs down on his way to training before the Three Lions lost 2-1 in Atlanta. Fortunately, Saturday’s Nations Championship Test with the Pumas is more than 750 miles away in Santiago del Estero. But England will swerve any celebrations in the Argentine capital after Sunday’s World Cup final with Spain before their flight home on Monday. Argentina came from behind to earn a 2-1 win against the Three Lions on Wednesday. Most read in Sport WORLD CUP 2026 FREE BETS AND SIGN UP OFFERS Anthony Gordon fired England ahead with a composed finish in the 55th minute following a tetchy first half. Enzo Fernandez equalised with a strike from outside the box in the late stages. And Lautaro Martinez won it for Argentina in added time with a close-range header. Comment now