A host of famous faces attended Scotland's clash with Brazil in Miami on June 24, though not all were backing Steve Clarke's side. The Scottish national team suffered a disappointing 3-0 defeat to the five-time world champions, but the star-studded crowd ensured plenty of action off the pitch.
Thousands of Tartan Army members traveled across the Atlantic, turning parts of Miami into a sea of tartan. Despite the loss, fans were determined to enjoy the occasion. Hollywood actors, musicians, and football royalty were spotted in the stands.
Gerard Butler
The Paisley-born actor and Hollywood star was seen in the VIP box with his girlfriend Morgan Brown. Both wore Scotland tops and appeared tense when VAR was called on the second goal before the first hydration break. Despite the defeat, Butler seemed to enjoy the night with a whisky or two, regularly spotted with a drink in hand.
Amy Macdonald
The singer from Bishopbriggs was not shown on the live broadcast but was in the stands with fans. She posted an Instagram photo outside Miami Stadium wearing a Scotland top and kilt, with a Saltire flag on her bag. She captioned it: "So proud of my wee country. What a buzz to be here." After the game, she shared a story partying with the text "we are still happy."
Matthew Broderick
The Ferris Bueller's Day Off actor watched from a VIP hospitality box without showing allegiance to either side. However, eagle-eyed viewers spotted a Sao Paulo Football Club shirt draped over his seat. He also nodded to his iconic role with "Ferris Bueller" on the back of the Brazilian team's strip.
David Beckham
The Inter Miami CF co-owner was seen taking a big swig of red wine in the VIP box. He wore a brown blazer and tan t-shirt, unfazed by the 30°C heat. Beckham also attended the England vs Ghana game in Boston the night before, enduring a goalless draw.
Cruz Beckham and Jackie Apostel
David's youngest son Cruz, 21, sat between his father and girlfriend Jackie Apostel, 30, who is from Sao Paulo. The couple wore Brazilian gear and stood to watch the match, with Jackie beaming as her national team won.
