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Noel Gallagher and his son Donovan spent Saturday afternoon cheering on their beloved Manchester City football team at the Etihad Stadium.
The rock singer, 57, appeared to be in high spirits as he watched Manchester City faces Southampton in the Premier League from the stands.
It was a tense match in which Manchester City finished 1-0 after 24-year-old Erling Haaland scored the winning goal.
Noel wore a black button-up jacket as he watched his club take on the Saints and continue their bid to stay top of the table.
He was joined by his 17-year-old son, who was seen in the stands intently watching the game with his father.
Noel Gallagher and his son Donovan spent Saturday afternoon cheering on their beloved Manchester City football team at the Etihad Stadium.
The rock singer, 57, appeared to be in great spirits as he watched Manchester City take on Southampton in the Premier League from the stands.
The composer was in high spirits throughout the ninety minutes and could be seen pointing, laughing and at one point biting his lip nervously.
During the match, Haaland held off a challenge from Southampton defender Jan Bednarek to put City ahead after just five minutes.
In goals, Haaland has already surpassed the number of goals of the forward for whom he was hired.
Noel’s appearance at the match comes after it was revealed that Oasis will make a fortune from their reunion tour next year – but not just through ticket sales.
Brothers, Noel and Liam Gallagher, 52, will tour the UK, Europe and the US in 2025.
They have already been heavily criticized for using dynamic pricing to sell their tickets, meaning fans had to shell out hundreds for a chance to see them.
And now a new report claims that they have filed paperwork to obtain trademarks for certain merchandise.
According the sun this includes fly swatters and ironing boards, clothing, office supplies, and dental floss.
It was a tense match in which Manchester City finished 1-0 after 24-year-old Erling Haaland scored the winning goal.
Noel wore a black button-up jacket as he watched his club take on the Saints and continue their bid to stay top of the table.
He was accompanied by his 17-year-old son, who was seen in the stands watching the game intensely with his father.
The brothers are expected to earn at least £50 million each.
It has been claimed that the band will be supported by singer Richard Ashcroft and indie rock band Cast for their long-awaited shows in Britain next summer.
Liam teased the news about X in recent weeks. On September 13, a fan asked: ‘Does Ashcroft support the UK shows?’ He replied, ‘That would be BIBLICAL.’
Then he tweeted on October 4: “Just spoke to the CHEF here, it’s OASIS RICHARD ASHCROFT CAST, you’re welcome, see you next year.”
Ashcroft is an old friend of Liam and Noel, who supported Verve in 1993. Noel also wrote the song ‘Cast No Shadow’ as a tribute to Ashcroft.
Noel’s appearance at the match comes after it was revealed that Oasis will make a fortune from their reunion tour next year – but not just through ticket sales.