Stormzy predicts correct result as celebrities turnout for England v Ghana in World Cup clash | OneFootball

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·24 Juni 2026

Stormzy predicts correct result as celebrities turnout for England v Ghana in World Cup clash

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Stormzy found himself in a unique position at the World Cup showdown between England and Ghana, openly declaring his support for both nations as they faced off in Boston. The highly anticipated match, held at Boston Stadium on Tuesday evening, ultimately concluded in a 0-0 draw.

Before kick-off, the acclaimed rapper, real name Michael Ebenezer Kwadjo Omari Owuo Jr, spoke to the BBC about his divided loyalties. "I’m a Ghana boy, so this is beautiful," he remarked, surveying the bustling crowd. "Everyone keeps asking me, ‘Who are you rooting for?’, and I’m like, ‘I’ll be honest, a nice 1-1 draw’."


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He elaborated on his connection to both teams, stating: "Do you know what it is? Ghana, we need the points more than England need the points. But it’s just beautiful. It’s obviously both my heritages, so it’s a beautiful day for me." The 32-year-old, born and raised in the UK, has Ghanaian heritage through his mother.

Stormzy described the World Cup atmosphere as "chaotic," even admitting he had lost his sister in the crowd, adding: "I keep reminding myself I’m very blessed to be here."

Following the game, he shared a series of photographs from inside the stadium, including one of him posing with the ball.

His caption expressed hopes for both teams: "Now for England to slap 3 or 4 past Panama and for Ghana to nick points against Croatia and we move forward! Grateful to of been part of a game that means a lot to me." He also extended thanks to Adidas for "letting me bring out the Trionda."

The stands were dotted with other famous faces. Marcus Mumford, frontman of Mumford & Sons, posted a selfie on Instagram wearing an England jersey and was later seen watching the match with his bandmates, having played a concert at Fenway Park the previous night.

Sir David Beckham was also in attendance, spotted by American actress Alexandra Daddario. The White Lotus star, wearing an England jersey and cap, managed to capture a selfie with Beckham smiling and giving a thumbs-up from the stand above her.

Meanwhile, Jeremy Clarkson offered two tickets to the game on X, later sharing a humorous photo from the match, joking about the need for a hydration break due to a sliver of sunlight.

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