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Oh, what a night it was for England. An opportunity to end the European Championship drought slipped through their fingers once again. They fought valiantly but ultimately fell short against a resilient Spanish side. It's been a familiar tale for the English, who find themselves holding the runners-up trophy for the second consecutive Euros.

The repercussions of this defeat seem to have engulfed the nation. The British Statistical Office has shed some light on the matter, revealing the staggering number of absences in workplaces today. On an average day, 425,000 people in the UK call in sick. However, it is estimated that today's figure will be five times that amount. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, this has been dubbed as the "Hangover Monday" by the reliable Sun newspaper.

But the implications don't end there. The transportation system in London has suffered disruptions as trains have come to a halt. This has posed a dilemma for those trying to commute to work. Moreover, schools across the country have delayed their start times, allowing the young ones to get some much-needed rest after a heart-wrenching night.

The English dream, once again, denied at the final hurdle. The nation stands united in its disappointment, nursing their wounds and searching for answers. It's a long road ahead, but there is hope that one day, just one day, the stars will align and football will come home.

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