The royals are happy!

Royal Jubilation: Prince William Cheers England To Euro 2024 Glory

In an electrifying match that had royal fans and the nation on the edge of their seats, England's national team clinched a nail-biting victory against the Netherlands in the UEFA European Championship semifinals. Prince William and King Charles didn't hold back their excitement, sharing heartfelt messages of congratulations and anticipation for the upcoming final showdown with Spain. Dive into the royal reactions and the unforgettable moments of the game that brought England one step closer to European glory.

Prince William celebrates England soccer win
England won against the Netherlands
The royals are happy with the victory

The whole of England erupted in joy on July 10, as Ollie Watkins (28), the Aston Villa sensation, netted a last-minute winner to propel The Three Lions into the UEFA Euro 2024 final. But it wasn't just the fans in the stands and at home who were over the moon; the royal family, led by Prince William and King Charles, joined in the celebrations, showcasing their support and national pride.

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"What a beauty, Ollie! Congratulations England! #EURO2024 Finalists . W," exclaimed an elated Prince William on X, marking a moment of sheer joy and anticipation. The Prince, who had previously cheered the team on during their quarterfinals victory, shared his excitement and pride for the national team's achievement.

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King Charles, not to be outdone, added a touch of royal charm and wit to the celebrations. "My wife and I join all our family in wishing you the warmest congratulations on reaching the final of the UEFA European Championship - and in sending our very best wishes for Sunday’s match," he wrote, humorously hinting at the nation's collective sigh of relief for avoiding another nerve-wracking penalty shootout.

A game of highs and lows

The semifinal clash was a rollercoaster of emotions, with the Netherlands drawing first blood through Xavi Simons. However, England's captain, Harry Kane, quickly turned the tide with a penalty shot, setting the stage for Watkins' dramatic entrance and match-winning goal in the dying minutes of the game.

As England prepares to face Spain in the grand finale in Berlin, the royal family's support could be the lucky charm the team needs to bring home the trophy. Prince William and King Charles have already made their allegiance clear, and the nation eagerly awaits the chance to celebrate a historic victory.