Victoria Beckham proves she's still the ultimate WAG as she joins husband David and sons Romeo and Cruz in Miami to watch Argentina take on Cape Verde in the World Cup

paid homage to her iconic 2006 World Cup look as she watched Argentina V Cape Verde in Miami on Friday night. 

With long hair and huge statement sunglasses, the fashion designer, 52, made a nod to her WAG days as she joined husband David and son Romeo at the Inter-Miami stadium. 

Victoria cut a casual figure in a black top and light wash jeans, while David rocked a navy blazer. 

Romeo, 23, was joined by his girlfriend Kim Turnbull, 24, who sported an Argentina football shirt in a nod to , who has signed a lucrative multi-year contract for Inter Miami in which David is a co-owner.

David and Victoria's youngest son Cruz was also in attendance with his girlfriend Jackie Apostel.

The Argentinian football player has been leading the Golden Boot race alongside 's Kylian Mbappé in the World Cup tournament. 

The family were joined by Victoria's hairdresser Ken Paves in the box.  

It has been a busy sporting week for David.

The retired footballer caught a flight home after watching England's World Cup match in  on Saturday and then treated his mum Sandra to a day at Wimbledon. 

Looking dapper in a grey suit, David, 51, and Sandra took their VIP seats alongside  and former tennis player Debbie Jevans, with Mark Rylance, Alexandra Armstrong and Katherine Jenkins in the row behind. 

The Beckhams' invite to the Royal Box wasn't extended to Romeo and his girlfriend Kim though.

Meanwhile, Victoria snapped a selfie in her design studio on Thursday. 

The designer looked effortlessly stylish as she slipped into a plain white T-shirt and wide legged jeans while gazing into the mirror. 

After getting new bottom length extensions, Victoria wore her hair loose and accessorised with a chunky gold watch. 

Victoria captioned the snap: 'It's almost summer!!' 

The game comes after Australia has bowed out of the FIFA World Cup in heartbreaking scenes, with former star  leading Egypt to a penalty shootout victory over the .

Both sides had never won a knockout match at the World Cup and could not be separated at the end of regulation time, locked up at 1-1 in Dallas.

 are braced for their last-16 clash with Mexico to be brought forward in what would be an unprecedented move.

Discussions are under way with a view to shifting the kick-off from 1am on Monday to 7pm on Sunday night, or potentially even earlier, thanks to the threat of thunderstorms in the area.

FA bosses are urgently seeking clarification before they fly from Kansas City to Mexico City later today. England could well find out if the kick-off time has changed while in the air.