David and Victoria Beckham have joined the likes of Kate and Pippa Middleton at the Wimbledon final, as a host of celebrities cheer on Andy Murray against Roger Federer.
Posh and Becks took their place in the royal box as the game started (Picture: PA)
Andy Murray is the first British tennis player to get through to the Wimbledon finals since 1938 and a record TV audience is expected to tune in today to watch him take on Federer.
And it looks like celebrity sports fans are every bit as excited as viewers at home, as they take their place at the All England Club to watch the match unfold.
David and Victoria Beckham led the celebrity charge as they settled down in the royal box to watch proceedings among a crowd of 15,000 tennis fans.
The Duchess of Cambridge joined sister Pippa at the sporting event (Picture: Getty)
And the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton and her sister Pippa, both of whom are regular Wimbledon attendees, also positioned themselves in the royal box as the match began.
Vogue editor Anna Wintour, who is English-born but who lives in America, was another famous face at the All England Club, having been spotted at the semi-finals earlier this week.
Vogue editor Anna Wintour arrives for the men's singles final match (Picture: AP)
Veteran singer Cliff Richard was also in the crowd at Wimbledon today, joining politicians like David Cameron and Nick Clegg and media mogul Rupert Murdoch.
Andy Murray plays a shot to Roger Federer of during the tense match (Picture: AP)
Murray, 25, is battling for the Wimbledon title against Swiss player Federer and 'Murray mania' is said to have swept the country, with thousands rooting for him to take home his first grand-slam.
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