Prince William shares passionate message ahead of Euro final: ‘One last push’

The Prince of Wales has shared a passionate message ahead of the Three Lions’ Euro final against Spain on Sunday night.

Speaking on social media, William, who will be travelling to Berlin to cheer on the team, said: “We are so proud of you all, England, you just have one last push to finish the job! Go ahead and show the world what you are made of. We believe in you. W.“

The royal father-of-three has been frequently spotted at matches at the tournament, although he has made solo trips to cheer on the England national team.

Although William missed the semi-final against the Netherlands, he was present for the quarter-final, where he watched England triumph over Switzerland on penalties. The prince was seen cheering as he punched the air as England managed to force their way through.

The royal then went into the tunnel to congratulate the players after the match, including Bukayo Saka, Trent Alexander-Arnold and John Stones.

After England’s stunning 2-1 win over the Netherlands, William enthused: “What a beauty, Ollie! Congratulations England! #EURO2024 W finalists.”

King Charles also sent a personal message, writing: “My wife and I join our whole family in wishing you our warmest congratulations on reaching the UEFA European Championship final – and our very best wishes for Sunday’s match.

“If I can encourage you to secure victory before you need last-minute goals or another penalty shootout drama, I’m sure the stress on the nation’s heart rate and blood pressure would be greatly eased! Good luck, England.”

While William has been alone for his football appearances, at Euro 2020, which took place in 2021, the royal was joined by his wife and son, Prince George, for the final, but sadly, the Three Lions were beaten by the Italians in a penalty shootout.

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Earlier Saturday, William and his wife, the Princess of Wales, posted a personal message to mark Princess Anne’s return to work after her concussion. “Super trooper! So good to see you again so soon! W & C x,” the royal couple wrote on Instagram and X.