Man Utd fan and Strictly star Rachel Riley has helped set a brand new world document for the most important synchronised objective celebration – with the assistance of a whole lot of Lionesses' followers.

The TV presenter used her dancing know-how to guide greater than 500 followers in a synchronised mash-up of fashionable objective celebrations as England defeated Haiti.

Among the celebrations featured have been Cristiano Ronaldo's ‘Siuuu’, Peter Crouch’s robotic dance, and Lionel Messi’s two fingers to the sky.

It passed off at Wembley Stadium’s BOXPARK fan zone which has been renamed ‘WeetaBOXPARK’ for England's first two matches following a partnership with Weetabix.

The 37-year-old, who teamed-up with the cereal model to assist set the brand new document, stated: “As a nation, we all love a good goal celebration – it unites us in support.

“This record break was the perfect way to bring football fans together to have some fun and show the Lionesses and how proud we are of them.

“I learnt a lot during my time on Strictly, but this routine was a different dance sequence altogether – I hope I did Crouchy proud!”

The mass-dance follows a research commissioned by Weetabix into the best soccer objective celebrations of all-time – with Peter Crouch’s robotic dance coming high.

Paul Gascoigne’s dentist chair completed in second place and Cristiano Ronaldo’s ‘Siuuu’ secured third spot.

Other notable objective celebrations included Jürgen Klinsmann’s dive, Eric Cantona’s boss man stance, and Jimmy Bullard’s half time staff discuss.

Celebrations from the ladies’s recreation made the minimize too – together with Chloe Kelly swinging her high overhead, and Ellen White's goggles celebration.

Rachel added: “I cherished that Chloe Kelly’s iconic objective celebration got here out as tenth in probably the most iconic strikes of all time.

"It really shows how football fans have moved on and that the Lionesses are now seen as rivals to the major men’s players.”

It also emerged 60 percent of the 1,000 football fans polled believe a truly great celebration can make a goal “even better.”

While 62 percent believe goal celebrations have the power to unite countries when cheering on their side.

And an iconic celebration can also get more people playing football – as 39 percent believe Chloe Kelly’s at England’s Championship win in 2022 inspired more young girls to take up the sport.

Rachel said: “As a mum to two girls, I love that the Lionesses are such incredible role models.

"And I’m certain they'll encourage my two little ones to need to lace up their soccer boots sooner or later.

“Weetabix have been championing ladies’s soccer for years.

“And I like that they’re on a mission to encourage extra younger women to get into the attractive recreation via their Weetabix Wildcats initiative, the place younger women aged 5-11 can play, have enjoyable and discover a new sense of confidence.

“I want one thing like that existed after I was youthful!”

The research additionally discovered 77 p.c of followers polled observe the ladies’s recreation, with 35 p.c placing it down to simply having fun with all soccer.

While 24 p.c consider the sport is extra household pleasant, and 40 p.c assume it’s inspiring for younger women.

Carried out via OnePoll, the research recognized the Lionesses followers are most excited to see play over the approaching weeks – with Lucy Bronze, Alessia Russo, and Chloe Kelly the highest three.

Hannah Shorley, senior model supervisor for Weetabix, stated: “As a nation we like to cheer on objective celebrations. “Whether it’s the robotic or ‘Siuuu’, we cheer on our favorite footballers as they bust a transfer.

“And it’s clear we love to duplicate these iconic strikes ourselves – serving to us to really feel part of the motion and extra related."

*England vs Denmark shall be proven at WeetaBOXPARK on Friday July 28 at 9.30am – to ebook your free tickets click here.