Research has found that as matches draw to their conclusion, fans listening on their car radio can get distracted and are therefore liable to crash.
Dubbed ‘Last Minute Syndrome’ fans heart rates are said to increase, their hands get sweaty and they feel nauseous as they listen and drive.
This, along with decreased levels of concentration, is claimed to have resulted in almost 500,000 minor accidents as England have conceded late equalisers or losing goals in recent tournaments.
So, would you drive during an England match? -- No, if you are from Scotland or Wales there's no need to answer.
A spokesperson for More Than, which commissioned the study, said: "This research shows just how passionate British football fans are.
"However, driving requires concentration and last minute match stress can lead to drivers taking their eye off the ball and the road.
"I would urge all football fans over the UK to make sure they are off the road, at home and on the sofa well before the end of each match”.