PRINCE William tonight forgot about his royal drama to join England fans in cheering the Three Lions as they triumphed over Czech Republic.
The Duke of Cambridge was pictured smiling in the stands at Wembley as the team won their final group game of Euro 2020 with Raheem Sterling’s first-half header.
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William is President of the Football Association and has thrown his weight behind England in the tournament so far.
The Aston Villa fan was also happy his team’s star midfielder Jack Grealish finally started a match.
William last week issued a rare personal tweet to cheer England on ahead of their first game of the tournament against Croatia.
He said: “Finally it’s here! #Euro2020. Wishing all the best to the Home Nations competing this summer – looking forward to a fantastic tournament!”
Tonight’s crunch game will be a welcome distraction from the royal drama surrounding William’s life at the moment.
His brother Prince Harry is reportedly set to return in the UK within the next 24 hours ahead of the unveiling for the Princess Diana memorial on July 1.
The tribute takes place on what would have been their mother’s 60th birthday – but the Duke of Sussex will need to quarantine beforehand due to Covid travel rules.
His visit will be the first time the warring brothers have seen each other since Prince Philip’s funeral in April.
Harry and Wills were seen walking and chatting together for around four minutes as they left their grandfather’s ceremony earlier this year.
But it is understood William and Kate did not meet with Harry after the service over fears the conversations would be “leaked”.
The Cambridges’ alleged fears came after Meghan’s pal Gayle King sensationally let slip that Harry had had “unproductive” talks with his brother and dad after his Oprah interview.
Kate was today pictured beaming as she visited the Natural History Museum in London.
The royal revealed she has been keeping bees during the pandemic and gifted schoolchildren with a pot of her own honey.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
