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Celebrities were out in full force at Wembley on Sunday night to cheer on England as they took on Italy in the Euros 2020 final.
And calling on his famous friends for a night he won’t forget, Goldie was seen cheering on England throughout their heartbreaking defeat with a slew of stars, including Oasis frontman Noel Gallagher and Line Of Duty actor Stephen Graham.
Despite the disappointing result, musician Goldie made sure to make the most of his night and was later seen partying away his football blues with none other than rapper Stormzy and Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger.
Goldie threw himself into the football spirit and put on an animated display while snapping selfies with his celebrity pals.
Stephen’s wife Hannah Walters shared an incredible snap of Goldie and the gang during the game and revealed the group were having ‘a belter of a night’ together.
Her post saw Goldie, 55, Stephen, 47, singer Noel, 54, and designer Gary Aspden, 51, who fans may recognise for his collaborative work with Adidas, pose for a fun selfie together, with Hannah joking the group had a ‘combined age of 200’.
She captioned her post: ‘Combined age of 200 but still having a belter of a night!!! Come on!!!’
Ending the night in style: Goldie and Noel were then seen catching up with rapper Stormzy and Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger as they partied into the night despite England’s defeat
England’s match against Italy marked the first time the national team had reached the final in a major tournament in 55 years – and the first final in a European championship.
The team’s last win was at the World Cup in 1966 and fans were convinced the Euros 2020 title was ‘coming home’ following England’s stellar performance throughout this summer’s competition.
On the night, England lost out to Italy in a penalty shootout. Despite scoring an early goal, England weren’t able to hold onto their lead and Italy equalised, with the rest of the game and extra time remaining goalless.
Determined to make the most of their night at Wembley, regardless of the result, Goldie and Noel were later seen partying their Euros 2020 blues away with a whole host of stars, including rapper Stormzy and Mick Jagger.
Posting to Instagram, Goldie joked that between them the four music stars had ‘some tuneage’ between them.
Loving it: Fans were all for the four music stars rubbing shoulders and insisted Goldie, Noel, Stormzy and Jagger together on stage would make an ‘incredible gig’
Goldie himself was a pioneering musician in the 1990s both in the jungle and drum and bass scenes and he released his debut album Timeless in 1995 – scoring a top 10 with the release.
Last year, Goldie launched his own record label and fans will also recognise him for his acting, as he’s starred in James Bond movie The World Is Not Enough, as well as Guy Ritchie classic Snatch and even EastEnders.
Noel had huge success with brother Liam Gallagher in the ’90s with Oasis and has a host of Brit Awards to his name, while Stormzy saw his debut album, Gang Signs & Prayer, break records as it was the first grime album to reach number one on the UK album charts and win British Album of the Year at the Brits.
Mick, meanwhile, is something of an icon in the music industry, as the Rolling Stones are one of the the best-selling music artists of all time, with a mammoth 240million record sales under their belt.
Feeling defeated: Still on a high from his day at Wembley, Goldie shared another selfie with actor Stephen the morning after as he commented on England’s defeat
They’re also the proud owners of not one, but three Grammy awards and a Grammy Lifetime Achievement award.
Fans couldn’t get enough of seeing the four stars together, with one commenting on Goldie’s post: ‘Wow … THIS is legendary as f***!!!’
Another said: ‘@mrgoldie Holy Sh*te!!! This is a fantastic photo!! Heavy.’
A third follower was just as excited, as they posted in response: ‘Oh my god this would be one hell of a gig.’
One more joked: ‘Stormzy, Noel Gallagher, Goldie and Mick Jagger walk into a bar…,’ as another teased: ‘Who’s picking up the tab?’
Still on a high from his star-studded day out at Wembley, Goldie treated fans to another selfie with his actor pal Stephen the morning after England’s loss.
He joked that he wasn’t feeling so good, as he captioned his snap of himself and Stephen looking slightly defeated and said: ‘I’m confused Stephen?, did we just blow that….. not felling so #tuttifrutti this morning.’
Goldie joined a whole host of stars who turned out to support England at the game, including former England captains David Beckham and Wayne Rooney, supermodel Kate Moss, Amanda Holden, Mark Wright and Declan Donnelly.
It’s all over: England lost out to Italy in the Euros 2020 final held at Wembley Stadium
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