England supporters have taken over Miami, with the local Marlins baseball team showing their support for the Three Lions. The official drummer rallied the crowd with a chant of “Let’s go England,” deviating from the norm to back England’s World Cup aspirations, receiving applause from the fans.
A festive atmosphere reigned at the game as hundreds of England fans mingled with Norway supporters, even engaging in the “row” tradition alongside the Marlins mascots. Noah Sarles, 23, from Great Hallingbury, Essex, appreciated the drummer’s gesture, expressing hope for an England victory similar to the Marlins’ recent success.
The city buzzed with excitement as fans from various countries converged for the World Cup quarter-final in Miami. Amidst the mix of supporters, a family from São Paulo, Brazil, shared their disappointment at Brazil’s absence in the quarter-final but remained committed to enjoying the experience.
With scorching temperatures nearing 40 degrees at kick-off and the stadium lacking a roof, the game faced potential disruption from predicted thunderstorms. To ensure fan well-being, Miami authorities established hydration stations across the area.
Dedicated England fans like Gary Taylor and Jo Lewis continued their unwavering support by attending every game. Looking forward to the clash between England and Norway, they remained optimistic about England’s chances to advance to the semi-final.
Football icon David Beckham was anticipated at the match, where England would promptly return to their Kansas City base post-game, regardless of the outcome. In the event of victory, England would head back to Atlanta for the semi-final, while defeat would see them flying back to London on Sunday.
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