England fans were filmed singing a sick chant aimed at missing Brit teen Jay Slater as the prepared for the Euro 2024 final with Spain.
The apprentice bricklayer, from Lancashire, has been missing for almost a month after disappearing when he went to a festival on the Spanish island of Tenerife.
He hasn't been heard from since June 17 when he called a pal after leaving an Airbnb with just 1% battery on his phone and no water.
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The official search was called off by the Spanish police two weeks ago - but that hasn't stopped Three Lions fans out and about in London mocking his plight.
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The chant said repeatedly: "We want Jay Slater back."
But harsh people in the comments were not so sure. One said: "No, we absolutely don't."
Another added: "They can keep him." While a third joked: "Disappointed no-one is there with an inflatable cactus."
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It came after Jay Slater's mum revealed how the £52,000 GoFundMe cash is going to be spent. Dutch experts are going to head to Tenerife as it closes in on a month since the teenage vanished without a trace.
There were tens of thousands of fans who focused on the football in London as they geared up for a huge football match.
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Supporters were out in force early today as fans settled their nerves with some afternoon drinking.
But the excitement and scorching temperatures in London proved too much for some as one fan was snapped climbing onto a red phone box and exposing his chopper to the thousands of people who had congregated in Leicester Square.
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