Experts are advocating for the retention of the football anthem 'Three Lions', arguing that it could be pivotal in helping England secure victory in the World Cup. According to Dr. Mike McGreary, a senior lecturer in sport and exercise psychology, singing the anthem during matches can create emotional responses from players and contribute to 'marginal psychological gains' that can influence the outcome of knockout games. The anthem, co-written by Frank Skinner, David Baddiel, and David Broudie, has faced potential cancellation by the Football Association (FA) due to concerns that its lyrics may be perceived as elitist. Skinner fears that the FA's decision stems from embarrassment over the song's celebration of England as the 'home of football'. Supporters, like Liam Edwards, emphasize that 'Three Lions' embodies community and unity, resonating deeply with fans during tournaments. Despite the FA's silence on the matter, a source indicated that efforts have been made to have the anthem played at official events.