Fresh-faced Jessica Alba and husband Cash Warren put on an enthusiastic display as they cheer on their team at basketball game

By Helen Turnbull For Mailonline

Published: 06:26 EST, 4 December 2015 | Updated: 07:35 EST, 4 December 2015

Jessica Alba and husband Cash Warren enjoyed a rare date night as they indulged in a favourite past time in Los Angeles, California, on Thursday.

The parents-of-two left their daughters in the care of someone else to allow them to attend the UCLA Bruins and Kentucky Wildcats clash at the Pauley Pavilion.

Jessica, 34, looked to be in her element as she and Cash, 36, put on an enthusiastic display while watching the intense game. 

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Three cheers: Jessica Alba and her husband Cash Warren put on an enthusiastic display as they enjoyed a rare date night at a basketball game in Los Angeles, California, on Thursday

Three cheers: Jessica Alba and her husband Cash Warren put on an enthusiastic display as they enjoyed a rare date night at a basketball game in Los Angeles, California, on Thursday

The Golden Globe nominee kept it casual for the low-key outing and pulled on a chunky-knit roll neck jumper.

She was mostly make-up free for the occasion, allowing her natural beauty to shine through while her hair sported an equally fuss-free style.

Jessica's top priority was spurring on her team, with the help of Cash and the pair were pictured whooping and cheering throughout.

In her element: Cash, 36, and Jessica, 34, appeared to be having a great time as they cheered on UCLA Bruins

In her element: Cash, 36, and Jessica, 34, appeared to be having a great time as they cheered on UCLA Bruins

Suitably styled: The Golden Globe nominee kept it casual as she pulled on a cosy knit sweater which she teamed with minimal make-up and fuss-free hair

Suitably styled: The Golden Globe nominee kept it casual as she pulled on a cosy knit sweater which she teamed with minimal make-up and fuss-free hair

Night off from parenting duties: The married couple needed no encouragement to get into the spirit of the game

Night off from parenting duties: The married couple needed no encouragement to get into the spirit of the game

Killer side eye: The Honey star showed her playful side as she shared a joke with her spouse

Killer side eye: The Honey star showed her playful side as she shared a joke with her spouse

Film producer Cash too sported a low-key look, opting for jeans and a zip-up jumper which he wore over a casual shirt.

The power pair were no doubt thrilled with the full-time score as their team managed to cinch a ten-point win against their rivals.

Jessica and Warren married in 2008, four years after meeting on the set of Fantastic Four.

Standing out in the crowd: The parents-of-two stuck out like sore thumbs as they weren't dressed in their team's colours

Standing out in the crowd: The parents-of-two stuck out like sore thumbs as they weren't dressed in their team's colours

Winners: The power pair's yells of encouragement paid off their team won by a comfortable ten points

Winners: The power pair's yells of encouragement paid off their team won by a comfortable ten points

They are parents to daughters - Honor, who was born in 2008, and younger sister Haven.

As well as caring for her girls, Jessica heads up her business - The Honest Company - to which she recently added a make-up line.

And although the company continues to go from strength to strength, she has sometimes struggled being a female in the male-dominated world of business.

Talking to The EDIT recently, she said: 'You feel like a lone wolf surrounded by men who have done it all before. Certainly people in Hollywood underestimated me. They absolutely, 100 percent thought I was nuts.

'It p***ed me off! But as a woman, as an actress, I’ve dealt with that before. I’ve dealt with people undermining me; I’ve dealt with people thinking that I would do anything to get ahead and be successful.'

Sexism struggles: Businesswoman Jessica recently admitted she often feels like a 'a lone wolf surrounded by men who have done it all before' in the industry

Sexism struggles: Businesswoman Jessica recently admitted she often feels like a 'a lone wolf surrounded by men who have done it all before' in the industry

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