England took the lead early in the European Championship final. Seven-year-old Prince George celebrated the hit at the side of his parents.
European Championship finals in their own country. 55 years after the first and only international title for the English national football team, the second is due on Sunday evening. The Three Lions want to become European champions for the first time. There is a lot of support for the team at Wembley to make it work. Prince George is also there to cheer with his parents Kate and William. And the seven-year-old had something to cheer about after two minutes.
Luke Shaw, left-back and not exactly known for scoring goals, shot England with a remarkable drop in the lead. The TV cameras immediately faded in the VIP gallery, where little George celebrated extensively with his parents. The little man was delighted with his suit and tie, shouted and gestured, clapping his hands in applause for joy.
The photos of the royal jubilation quickly made the rounds on the Internet, where numerous users were happy about the cute boy.
Prince William had previously contacted Team
His father William had already contacted the team in the run-up to the game via Twitter video: “I can’t really believe that this is happening. So exciting! I wish you the best of luck,” said the prince, who is also president of the English Football Association FA is said in it. “We’re all behind you, the whole country is behind you. So bring him home!”
After the heir to the throne watched the women’s final at Wimbledon with his wife Kate on Saturday, the royal couple was with their son at Wembley Stadium on Sunday evening. Williams’ grandmother Queen Elizabeth (95) and Prime Minister Boris Johnson (57) had previously wished the team a lot of success. The latter was also in the stadium and cheered a few meters to the left of the royal family about the early leadership of the English.
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