The mood was somber among celebrity attendees at the World Cup semi-final match in Atlanta on Wednesday, as England suffered a 2-1 defeat to Argentina. Among those present were Mick Jagger, David and Victoria Beckham, and Millie Bobby Brown.

Mick Jagger, 82, appeared visibly disappointed, shaking his head as Argentina scored the winning goal. The Rolling Stones rocker maintained a low profile, wearing a white baseball cap and a floral shirt.

David and Victoria Beckham were also seen reacting to the loss. David Beckham appeared heartbroken, at one point fighting back tears and being consoled by his wife Victoria. Their sons Cruz, Romeo, and Harper were also in attendance. Victoria Beckham had previously been noted for a subdued reaction to England's quarter-final win, but she made sure to celebrate England's first goal in this match, leaping into David's arms. David Beckham and his wife Victoria held their heads in their hands as England lost 2-1 to Argentina in the semi-final

Millie Bobby Brown, 22, expressed her support for the team prior to the match, sharing a picture of herself in an England top with the caption 'Come on boys!' She also posted from inside the stadium, writing, 'I'm not OK.' Brown was seen wearing jeans painted with a Union Jack design. Stranger Things actress Millie Bobby Brown, 22, shared a picture of herself wearing an England top as she said: 'Come on boys!'

One Direction star Louis Tomlinson, 34, and his girlfriend Zara McDermott were also in attendance, having previously been seen cheering during England's first goal. Tomlinson has been following England's World Cup journey throughout the tournament.

England initially took the lead in the 55th minute with a goal from Antony Gordon. However, Argentina mounted a late comeback, with Enzo Fernández and Lautaro Martinez scoring goals just seven minutes apart to secure their place in the final. The result meant the trophy would not be coming home for England. Millie was sporting jeans which had a patriotic Union Jack design on the back

David Beckham, who has a history with Argentina in the World Cup, having been famously sent off against them in 1998, watched the match. He was joined by his family, who supported him throughout the game. David was supported by Victoria as he stood there looking heartbroken