Lips don’t lie

This soccer World Cup, there’s as much action off the field as on it. Every goal scored, every goal saved, and sometimes even a successful pass seems a good enough reason for fans on the sidelines to lock lips.

This soccer World Cup, there’s as much action off the field as on it. Every goal scored, every goal saved, and sometimes even a successful pass seems a good enough reason for fans on the sidelines to lock lips.

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So much so, that the kissing spree has become a hot topic of discussion online. “Fans kiss every time a goal is scored... not much kissing going on among England supporters,” tweeted Spainrules05. “I’m not into soccer, but such PDA (public display of affection) is as good a reason as any to attend the world cup,” posts Rishabh. “French kissing is the new Mexican wave,” writes Priya Sharma on Facebook.

On-field kissing is making news, too. “(Argentinian coach) Diego Maradona is kissing the players on their lips... am I missing something?” tweeted bryanxt.

Compiled by Rahul Sabharwal