By . Leon Watson . Fans from around the globe have tuned in to the World Cup in Brazil. And so it seems have the world's leaders. So far U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, the Dutch royal family and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have been spotted cheering their countries on at games. Even Iran's president Hassan Rouhani was pictured sat on his sofa at home taking in a game in his Iran shirt. King Willem Alexander of Holland and Queen Maxima during the FIFA World Cup match between Australia and The Netherlands in Porto Alegre, Brazil . Queen Maxima of the Netherlands and King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands celebrate their team's victory . But as for the UK's David Cameron, he has remained uncommitted about whether he will make it to Brazil to support his side. He did however, record a good luck message for the England team ahead of their first match in the World Cup in Brazil against Italy. An English flag has also been raised above Downing Street, the home of the British Prime Minister, in anticipation of the upcoming matches. The Dutch King Willem-Alexander and his wife Maxima were in Brazil for today's . match between the Netherlands and Australia in the southern city of Porto Alegre. U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, centre, watches the group G World Cup soccer match between Ghana and the United States at the Arena das Dunas in Natal . US Vice President Joe Biden, left, gives a thumbs-up after the group G World Cup soccer match between Ghana and the United States . The sports-loving royals joined thousands of orange-clad Dutch fans at . the stadium and thousands more Australians in their team's green and . gold. Biden watched the . U.S. team beat Ghana 2-1 on Monday in its first match of this year's . World Cup. And Iran's president Rouhani swapped his clerical robes and turban for the . casual look while being pictured on Twitter watching the national team - known as . Team-e Melli in Persian - as they took on Nigeria in their opening match on Monday . night. Merkel with the lads: The German Chancellor visits the German national team in their dressing room after the match . Big time fan: Lukas Podolski posted this selfie with Merkel after the win . Das Tor! German Chancellor Angela Merkel celebrates Germany's second goal at the Arena Fonte Nova in Salvador, Brazil . While . Merkel watched her national side thump Portugal in their opening match . at the World Cup and then posed with the team in the dressing room. The team's star striker Lukas Podolski even posted a happy selfie with the Germany's leader following the 4-0 drubbing. The 59-year-old football fan threw her arms aloft in celebration as she watched the ruthlessly-efficient Die Mannschaft from the stands in Salvador.
Dutch King and his wife Maxima watched their team today .
Merkel gave a double fist-pump to the air when her side scored .
Rouhani donned an Iran shirt to watch the World Cup home .
And Vice President Joe Biden went to see U.S. beat Ghana .
David Cameron though, remains uncommitted on if he'll travel .
By . Leon Watson . Fans from around the globe have tuned in to the World Cup in Brazil. And so it seems have the world's leaders. So far U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, the Dutch royal family and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have been spotted cheering their countries on at games. Even Iran's president Hassan Rouhani was pictured sat on his sofa at home taking in a game in his Iran shirt. King Willem Alexander of Holland and Queen Maxima during the FIFA World Cup match between Australia and The Netherlands in Porto Alegre, Brazil . Queen Maxima of the Netherlands and King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands celebrate their team's victory . But as for the UK's David Cameron, he has remained uncommitted about whether he will make it to Brazil to support his side. He did however, record a good luck message for the England team ahead of their first match in the World Cup in Brazil against Italy. An English flag has also been raised above Downing Street, the home of the British Prime Minister, in anticipation of the upcoming matches. The Dutch King Willem-Alexander and his wife Maxima were in Brazil for today's . match between the Netherlands and Australia in the southern city of Porto Alegre. U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, centre, watches the group G World Cup soccer match between Ghana and the United States at the Arena das Dunas in Natal . US Vice President Joe Biden, left, gives a thumbs-up after the group G World Cup soccer match between Ghana and the United States . The sports-loving royals joined thousands of orange-clad Dutch fans at . the stadium and thousands more Australians in their team's green and . gold. Biden watched the . U.S. team beat Ghana 2-1 on Monday in its first match of this year's . World Cup. And Iran's president Rouhani swapped his clerical robes and turban for the . casual look while being pictured on Twitter watching the national team - known as . Team-e Melli in Persian - as they took on Nigeria in their opening match on Monday . night. Merkel with the lads: The German Chancellor visits the German national team in their dressing room after the match . Big time fan: Lukas Podolski posted this selfie with Merkel after the win . Das Tor! German Chancellor Angela Merkel celebrates Germany's second goal at the Arena Fonte Nova in Salvador, Brazil . While . Merkel watched her national side thump Portugal in their opening match . at the World Cup and then posed with the team in the dressing room. The team's star striker Lukas Podolski even posted a happy selfie with the Germany's leader following the 4-0 drubbing. The 59-year-old football fan threw her arms aloft in celebration as she watched the ruthlessly-efficient Die Mannschaft from the stands in Salvador.
tuned in to the World Cup in Brazil. And so it sofa at home taking in a game in his Iran shirt. Dutch King Willem-Alexander and his wife Maxima Porto Alegre. U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, team beat Ghana 2-1 on Monday in its first match Salvador, Brazil . While . Merkel watched her