What a spectacle that watch party was in London after England’s gritty 2-1 extra-time victory over Norway in the World Cup quarter-finals! Yet, you have to wonder if the media is even interested in the real story here. Did you catch the coverage from mainstream behemoths like BBC and CNN? Instead of celebrating the triumph of a team fighting tooth and nail, their narratives are laced with collective guilt and sloganeering about “diversity” and “inclusion” while glossing over the sheer grit and skill on display.

It’s almost as if they would rather focus on virtue-signaling rather than giving viewers the raw emotion of sportsmanship. The corporate media elite clearly craves the clicks they get from pandering to a certain segment of the audience, sidelining the exhilarating sports story to push their leftist agendas. You almost expect them to apologize for England’s win, as if dominance on the pitch is somehow offensive to those with a different agenda.

Meanwhile, fans were out there, relishing every moment, celebrating a win that is quintessentially British. But prepare yourself for the inevitable backlash when the likes of MSNBC turn this into a one-dimensional narrative centered around nationalism or privilege. The real takeaway? It’s no longer about the game—it’s about how the media wants to craft the narrative to fit their narrative, instead of letting the spirit of sport speak for itself.