After losing 2-1 to France in the World Cup quarter-final, the England squad began their journey back to the UK, with their furry mascot in tow.
Football might not be coming home, but Dave the cat is.
Dave the cat spent time around the players and was adopted by the team, with Manchester City duo John Stones and Kyle Walker pictured with him on most evenings.Speaking in the build up to Saturday's game, Walker said:"Dave is fine. "He had a little scrap with another cat the other night. I think they are fighting over territory and the food. But he's doing well.
"Hopefully I can stick to my promise that he will come home with us if we were to win the World Cup. Dave's fine, thank you for asking."
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