Kevin Pietersen Shares Video Of Aerial Message Before EURO 2020 Final, Fans Say Its Fake [WATCH]

Many fans took potshots at Pietersen after he posted the 'fake' video. Some poked fun by saying that it is 'not coming home' but is actually 'Going Rome' meaning Italy is winning the Trophy. 

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London: England will play their first final of an international football competition after 1966. Italy vs England at Wembley Stadium in London is expected to be one hell of a Euro final. The match is not expected to be a one-sided contest, although Italy has a strong team on paper. England supporters have been rallying behind their team since the start of Euro 2020, as they feel it is England's best chance at lifting the trophy. 

Former England batsman, Kevin Pietersen shared a mesmerising video of planes flying with an aerial message that read 'Its Coming Home' - This phrase is used by English football fans for a long time to cheer their team. The connotation of the phrase is that Football originated in England and thus if England manages to win a trophy, then the Trophy - as per English fans - has "Come Home".

Take a look at the video shared by Pietersen: 

Many fans took potshots at Pietersen after he posted the video. Some poked fun by saying that it is 'not coming home' but is actually 'Going Rome' meaning Italy is winning the Trophy. 

Is the video fake?

The video was first shared three years ago during the 2018 FIFA World Cup on various social media platforms. The fact was pointed out by some fans who also said that the video was made using the help of CGI and the planes flying are not real. Take a look at some comments below: 

Some fans also pointed out another video that was shared after the England vs Scotland Euro 2020 game:

So what do you think? Is the video fake or not? Let us know in the comments below.