Josh Widdicombe found himself at the centre of a tense plane situation after a fellow passenger hit him after the comedian put his foot on his seat last week.
The comedian had previously shared his intricate plans to stay up all night for the game, which was scheduled to kick off at 1am UK time, including turning his bed into a makeshift sofa.
The Three Lions are set to kick off at 1am UK time, with many fans in England facing the dilemma of whether to stay up and watch the match live, despite fears could be delayed by thunderstorms.
The comedian, 43, attempted to dodge Strictly questions as he refused to confirm rumours he is set to host the series in an excruciating Good Morning Britain interview on Tuesday.
Josh Widdicombe has been confirmed as the new Strictly host as he joins the line up alongside Emma Willis and Johannes Radebe, a source revealed to The Daily Mail.