England's World Cup group match drew fans across the country, many staying up until the early hours to watch the action unfold.
The game proved a catalyst for excitement, with several high‑profile figures expressing their enthusiasm in real time.
Actor Ross Kemp, known for his work on long‑running television dramas, was seen cheering loudly as Jude Bellingham scored, celebrating with an exuberant outburst that captured the moment for many viewers.
Former England captain Sir David Beckham also tuned in, praising the team's performance and highlighting the skill of goalkeeper Jordan Pickford.
The Rooneys were present in the studio, sharing the experience with their family, while broadcaster Susanna Reid admitted to staying up late to follow the match.
Media personality Piers Morgan posted his thoughts on the game, describing it as a standout display for the national side.
Radio host Dan Walker, who had only an hour of sleep, made it to his morning studio, noting the match’s impact on his energy levels.
Musician Louis Tomlinson, performing in North Carolina, streamed the game from the stage, celebrating the goals with his live audience.
Singer Harry Styles, who recently concluded a record‑breaking run at Wembley, expressed his joy for the team's success, while fellow musician Danny Jones joined the celebration from home.
England will face Norway in the quarter‑finals on Saturday, with kickoff scheduled for 10 p.m., promising another night of high‑stakes football.
