EM victory for England: William and daughter Charlotte are thrilled

Prince William (43) and his daughter Princess Charlotte (10) did not miss the final of the women’s football European Football in Basel and experienced an exciting football evening last Sunday. The English women won against Spain in penalty shootouts. For Charlotte, visiting the game was a special premiere.

It was her first visit to a football game abroad for the ten -year -old. William is usually accompanied by son Prince George (12) to the stadium. Even before the game, the royals of the father-daughter duo released.

The game summed up after the game. “A fantastic evening for the Lionesses and England in Basel. Congratulations to Sarina, the team and all helpers. Champions!” At X, William and Charlotte added: “What a game! Lionesses, you are European champions and we couldn’t be proud of the whole team. Enjoy this moment, England. W & Charlotte.”

The two not only followed the game in the stands, but also showed themselves. As the patron of the English Football Association, William personally congratulated the team when awarding the medal. Some players like Leah Williamson (28) enthusiastically hugged the Royal. With his daughter, he then chased the team’s cheering celebration in arm.

The two also appeared in the European Championship game, as a photo on X shows. Princess Leonor (19) and her sister, Infanta Sofía (18), also took a seat on the stands at the final of the European Championship.

The two daughters of King Felipe VI. (57) and Queen Letizia (52) congratulated the team on their defeat and their performance. “We are sure that with your quality and your commitment, many more successes will come.”

While defeat had to be digested in Spain, England celebrated the triumph. After the game, William’s father King Charles (76) also spoke up on social media. “The English fans have” sung “the famous’ Football’s Coming Home for more years,” it says. “If you return home with the trophy that you won three years ago in Wembley, you can be very proud that the Lions with sporty skills and great teamwork have made these words true.”

In the past few weeks, the team has shown that “there are no setbacks that are so hard that a defeat cannot be converted into a win, even if the final whistle is approaching. Made well,” the monarch continues and gives the players a new goal: “The next task is to bring the World Cup 2027 home.”

Prime Minister Keir Strandmer (62), who was present in the stadium, said: “Congratulations, Lionesses- what a team. What a game. What a drama. You made the nation proud. You wrote history.” Celebrities also reacted to victory, including David Beckham (50), who sent his congratulations.

will take the English women through the downtown London on July 29 with a victory parade in an open bus. A royal reception with Prince William and King Charles should already be planned.