Sir Mick Jagger, 82, was present at the Miami Stadium to witness England secure a spot in the World Cup semi-finals with a 2-1 win against Norway. The Rolling Stones frontman endured the heat, with temperatures reaching 33C (91.4F) in the stadium.
Jagger was accompanied by three of his sons: James, 40, whose mother is ex-wife Jerry Hall; Lucas, 27, born to model Luciana Gimenez; and his youngest son Deveraux, nine, with girlfriend Melanie Hamrick. Video footage showed Jagger throwing his fist in the air at the final whistle and sharing a group hug with his sons.
The rock icon's attendance has historically been associated with a superstition known as the 'Jagger Jinx,' where teams he publicly supported have experienced early exits from the World Cup. This phenomenon was noted in 2010, when teams including England, the US, and Brazil, all backed by Jagger, were eliminated. The jinx appeared to continue in 2014 when hosts Brazil lost 7-1 to Germany, and again in 2018 when England lost to Croatia in the semi-final.
However, England's victory on this occasion marks another step towards the team potentially ending a 60-year wait for a World Cup title, seemingly defying the superstition. The match took place on July 12, 2026.