Their Shout wasn't released until Wednesday but dribbled expertly round the opposition to score a spectacular victory in the first chart of World Cup 2010.

Topping the league just two weeks after Dizzee's fourth number one, Dirtee Disco, Shout racked up sales of 113,246 copies in four days.

Based largely on Tears For Fears' hit of the same name, and more minor elements of Blackstreet's hit No Diggity, Shout's TV premier came on the final of Britain's Got Talent on ...