On Sunday, the FIFA World Cup final match between Spain and Argentina attracted numerous celebrities, who enjoyed the thrilling game where Spain emerged victorious with a 1-0 win.
Matt Damon and Luciana’s Attendance
Matt Damon, having wrapped up the promotion for his film ‘Odyssey’, attended the game with his wife, Luciana. While Damon wore a dark top and jeans, Luciana showed her support for Argentina in a team jersey, scarf, and hat, paired with white jeans and sunglasses. Damon’s film had recently topped the box office with earnings exceeding $264 million globally.
Tom Cruise’s Opening Speech
Tom Cruise opened the World Cup final with a speech. He opted for a casual look, wearing a black top and trousers. During the game, Cruise shared a suite with David and Victoria Beckham, who were accompanied by their son Cruz.
Halftime Show Performances
Shakira stole the spotlight during the halftime show, performing in a pink and yellow cut-out dress. Other performers included Justin Bieber, dressed in green and white, Post Malone, who wore double denim, and Madonna in a pink and white corset outfit. The lineup was further enhanced by performances from Nicole Scherzinger, Robbie Williams, and Laura Pausini, all dressed in coordinating blue ensembles.
Star-Studded Audience
The event was attended by numerous celebrities including Blake Lively, Kylie Jenner, Timothee Chalamet, Javier Bardem, Richard Gere, and Julia Garner. Kylie Jenner wore a black top and jeans, accompanied by boyfriend Timothee Chalamet. Richard Gere kept it simple with a baseball cap and sunglasses, while Julia Garner opted for a leather jacket ensemble. Jay-Z and Beyoncé, with Beyoncé in a white jacket and lace skirt, also watched the game.
Stylish Appearances
Other notable appearances included Anya Taylor-Joy, who wore a cream one-shoulder top and silky skirt with a blue-and-white scarf, and Blake Lively, who shared group selfies with friends on Instagram. Jessica Lang provided further glitz and glamour as the celebrities celebrated the final match of the World Cup.
