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Newcastle supporters expressed their disappointment at missing a portion of the second half of the World Cup game.

Before meeting the USA in Group B action, the England team sings the national anthem.

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After a fanzone event at a location in Newcastle streaming England’s World Cup match against the USA appeared to be stuck on the wrong channel, fans were left “very unhappy.”

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We want our money back chants were heard in the crowd when the crowd missed the start of the second half of the 0-0 game on Friday night, according to one spectator. NX Newcastle issued a statement on Twitter expressing staff disappointment with the technical issues.

The crowd can be heard yelling as the big TV screen switches between different channels before ultimately resting on the game, prompting huge shouts, in a video that 21-year-old Pearson posted to the platform and has now received more than 500,000 views.

“In the end, everyone was furious… According to Mr. Pearson, a YouTuber from Wallsend, North Tyneside, “(we) missed the first 20 minutes of the second half.”

“At halftime, the TV fell off, and for the following 30 minutes, the event battled to resume the competition, leading to a heated increase in the crowd, including chants of “we want our money back”,”

The cost of admission was between £10 and £15, so it is understandable that people were disappointed about being unable to attend the game.

Staff at the venue are “working with the event promoter to determine precisely why the football screening was not delivered as planned,” according to the venue’s statement.

“NX would like to express its regret to all fans who had such a letdown. We would also like to point out that a promoter with a long history of producing sporting events in the city, not NX, advertised the event. We’ll let you know when we have more information on ticket refunds.

Despite admitting that he was “not entirely sure” of the cause of the issue, Mr. Pearson maintained that “the damage was already done” in response to NX’s statement.

He tweeted, “I’m so disappointed by my experience last night.

The TV “wasn’t on for long periods of time,” he continued.

Some people demanded refunds from the venue on Twitter.

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