Sing It Like Beckham: David Beckham and Family Belt Out Oasis After England's World Cup Victory

England's march toward World Cup glory came with another unforgettable Beckham family moment.

As the final whistle sounded following England's 2-1 quarterfinal victory over Norway at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami on Saturday night, David Beckham celebrated exactly the way millions of England supporters would have hoped: singing his heart out alongside sons Romeo and Cruz.

Videos circulating across social media showed Beckham embracing his sons before the trio joined thousands of England fans in a passionate rendition of Oasis' iconic anthem "Wonderwall."

Another clip captured Beckham singing The Beatles' "Hey Jude" as supporters serenaded England star Jude Bellingham, whose extra-time winner booked the Three Lions a place in the semifinals.

The celebration quickly became one of the tournament's most-shared moments, with Beckham grinning from ear to ear as the stadium erupted around him.

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David wasn't the only Beckham soaking in the historic night.

Victoria Beckham attended the match alongside sons Romeo and Cruz, daughter Harper, Romeo's girlfriend Kim Turnbull and Cruz's girlfriend Jackie Apostel. After the match, Victoria shared photos from the family's evening in Miami, including a group shot from inside Hard Rock Stadium.

She captioned one image: "Special moment tonight in Miami," before posting additional photos celebrating England's victory.

Cruz also gave fans a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the festivities, sharing moments from the family's celebration on social media, while Romeo posted a selfie from the stands with Harper.

One notable absence was eldest son Brooklyn Beckham. He later revealed on Instagram Stories that he had been watching the match remotely rather than attending in person.

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Beckham has been a constant presence throughout England's World Cup run, attending multiple matches as the Three Lions continue their pursuit of another world title.

Saturday's celebration carried extra meaning as England advanced to the semifinals behind Jude Bellingham's extra-time winner, keeping alive hopes of lifting the nation's first men's World Cup trophy since 1966.

For Beckham, whose England career included 115 international appearances and captaining his country for six years, moments like these represent more than just victories. They reflect another generation of England stars carrying the dream he once chased himself.

Judging by the scenes in Miami, he wasn't about to let the moment pass quietly.

Whether leading an Oasis singalong with his sons or joining thousands of supporters in serenading Bellingham, Beckham celebrated the victory like any England fan would: loudly, proudly and surrounded by family.

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