Celebrities Pack the Stadium for Norway vs England

Hard Rock Stadium, Miami – Saturday

The summer of 2026 saw a wave of stars heading to North America for the World Cup, and Saturday’s quarter‑final between Norway and England was no exception.

At Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, a mix of local fans and international visitors filled the seats to watch two of the world’s top forwards: England’s Harry Kane and Norway’s Erling Haaland.

Among the crowd, Mick Jagger flew in from London to support the Three Lions after his band’s new album dropped.

David Beckham, who now co‑owns Inter Miami CF, attended with his wife Victoria and their children—a familiar sight at the venue all season.

Serbian basketball star Nikola Jovic, who plays for the Miami Heat, was also in attendance.

Venus Williams watched from near her Jupiter home after pulling out of Wimbledon doubles with Serena, keeping a close eye on the action.

Norwegian royalty was present as well: Crown Prince Haakon sat beside FIFA President Gianni Infantino, adding a regal touch to the match.

Uruguay legend Luis Suárez, now an Inter Miami striker, brought his son to the game and reflected on his four‑time World Cup experience.

French midfielder Blaise Matuidi, who helped France win in 2018, was seen enjoying the match before his retirement in 2022.

And from Puerto Rico, singer‑songwriter Rauw Alejandro made a grand entrance, dancing his way into the stadium.