John Stones' wife Olivia reveals she cheered him on in a retro England shirt from the year he was born as she joins the WAGs celebrating England's nail-biting World Cup victory

John Stones' wife Olivia shared her own sweet tribute to him as she joined the WAGs cheering on England during their narrow World Cup victory on Wednesday.

It was a close call for the Three Lions as they came close to crashing out of the tournament against the Democratic Republic of Congo, before the team were saved by two goals by captain Harry Kane.

Olivia took to Instagram to reveal she'd headed to Atlanta in a vintage England shirt from 1994, the year her husband John was born.

Joined by Ollie Watkins' wife Ellie, the WAG proudly showed off her cropped retro top after heading to the match.

Eleven minutes after England's first goal, the crowd went wild as Kane scored again. It marked his 13th career World Cup goal. 

The game was not without its setbacks. Jordan Pickford's wife Megan was pictured clasping her hands together in angst as the team played from behind most of the match. 

The WAGs also looked tense after Kane went down under a challenge from Mpasi, with referee Adham Makhadmeh waving away appeals. Brian Cipenga had put DR Congo ahead with a seventh-minute goal.

The win sets England up for a round of 16 clash vs. Mexico in Mexico City on Sunday.

The WAGs put on a glamorous display as they arrived at the stadium. Jude Bellingham's girlfriend Ashlyn was dressed to impress in a black halterneck top and jeans as she took her seat.  

Ashlyn made sure she looked picture perfect as she donned a glamorous palette of makeup for the football game. 

Kate looked stylish in a Toteme grey co-ord as she arrived at the game with her children and carried 'Go Daddy' signs as well as a giant picture of Harry's head. 

Meanwhile, influencer Megan showed off her incredible figure in a tiny green cropped England shirt which she teamed with skinny white low-rise trousers.

The blonde beauty styled her long locks in voluminous curls and toted her belongings in a green Chanel handbag.

Megan looked in good spirits as she touched up her makeup from the stand and kept cool as she fanned herself with a portable electric fan. 

The Daily Mail revealed last week how wives and girlfriends of the England team had enjoyed a night out in a New York night spot ahead of the game against Panama last weekend which the Three Lions won 2-0.

The girls put on their glad rags and downed $30 cocktails at the ultra trendy French themed Maison Close venue from 10pm until the joint shut at 2am.

A bouncer at the venue had even told the Daily Mail how some of the WAGS had wanted to 'carry on partying' and he had suggested another nightclub further along the road.

But in the end the WAGS, led by Ollie Watkins' wife Ellie, decided to have an early night and headed back to their hotel where they had a lie in before heading to the Met Life stadium.

Olivia posted a picture on her social media showing the WAGs all sat in a row at the venue, which had been a joint birthday and getting to know you bonding session.

She captioned the image as 'girls' night out in the big apple' highlighting it with Statue of Liberty emoji and a red apple.

Footage posted online and revealed by the Daily Mail, shows Ellie enjoying herself as she dances in the club and in another photo, she is posing with her sister.

A bouncer at the club said: 'There was around a dozen of them, they were the wives and girlfriends of the English soccer team and they arrived in two limos.

'They had two security people with them and the party was booked by someone with an English name, I think it was someone's birthday but I can't be sure.

'They were singing and dancing and having a good time, they were doing what young women do when they come to New York, they enjoyed themselves.

'They were here until 2am when we close and then they wanted to know where else they could carry on partying. I gave them the name of a late night club but I don't think they went.'

It came after Ellie, and friends of the England WAGs, were forced to hit back at pundit Roy Keane, after he criticised them for wearing shirts sporting their partner's names.

Sources say they have vowed to carry on showing their support by wearing the football shirts, as some did as England took on Panama in their last group match.