736 St. George's World Cup

A day had passed since the game. It was possible that the Spanish fans were unwilling to accept the fact that as the predicted champions, they were knocked out by England's most incapable shooter.

This game boosted George Wood's fame in world football. Even pseudo-fans now knew his name.

After the game against Spain, George Wood passed the urine test without any problems. He was then named the most valuable player on the spot. FIFA's official website comments on him were, "Impeccable defense and game attitude, last-minute elimination of the favorite Spain, and embodies the full value of a central midfielder."

Motson's new nickname for Wood was also widely spread along with the goal. England fans had a new moniker for George Wood, St. George. After the game, on England's streets, public squares, echoed the sound of, "St. George protects England!"