#BREXIT:England mocked after humiliating EURO 2016 exit.

The social media was awash with Brexit jokes as England crashed out of Euro 2016 at the hands of Iceland on Monday evening.
Despite taking an early lead against one of the tournament’s minnows, Roy Hodgson’s men were dumped out of the competition thanks to a combination of Joe Hart’s error, some rugged Icelandic defending and a severe lack of attacking verve from the Three Lions.

Below are some hilarious tweets relating England's Euro exit to the recent voluntary UK exit from European Union



#ENGICL meets #Brexit pic.twitter.com/llNy9wnhN8

— Oliver Roessling (@oliverroessling) June 27, 2016


#BREXIT followed by #EngOut#ENG 1 - 2#ISL#EURO2016 #ENGISL #ENGICLpic.twitter.com/CrSDNsdn5e

— Sattar Saeedi (@SattarSaeedi) June 27, 2016



Take us back to the start of June please Bernard mate#ENG #ENGICL #Brexit #wtf #EURO2016#EUreferendum pic.twitter.com/52HznVXQbb

— Amy Emmerson (@aparker1986) June 27, 2016



England allowing freedom of movement to foreigners, especially in our penalty box

— Dave Haslam (@Mr_Dave_Haslam) June 27, 2016


English player believe they are winning. They were told each of their goals count as 10. It was printed on a red bus. #ENGICE

— Ray Attiyah (@RayAttiyah) June 27, 2016


I am 15 minutes from activating Article P45. #ENGICE

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) June 27, 2016


Ive honestly not been this embarrassed by an English result since...Thursday

— Richard Fleeshman (@RFleeshman) June 27, 2016


With England out of Euros, nice to see the British sense of humour drawing parallels to Brexit. Stay classy, guys.

— Raj Aiyer (@raj_aiyer) June 27, 2016


England voted 51.8% to lose the match so they could leave Europe #Euro2016 #ENGICL #Brexit

— Techpriest (@techpriest) June 27, 2016


Retweet if you want this to happen! #brexit pains #ENG#ENGICE #ENGICL #Euros2016 #royhodgson#democracy pic.twitter.com/AovyC015kK

— mybetback (@mybetback) June 27, 2016


I think the England team took Brexit too seriously 😜#ENGICL #ENGISL #EURO2016

— Damian Corbet (@DamianCorbet) June 27, 2016


Dear Iceland, can I come and live there? Can I bring 15,999,999 friends? #ENGICL #EURO2016 #Brexit#wearethe48

— Andrew P. Sykes (@CyclingEurope) June 27, 2016