Prince William Shows Support for England
Prince William has arrived in Germany to cheer on the Three Lions as they take on Denmark in the Euros. As the president of the FA, he is watching Gareth Southgate's side in their second group stage match at the Frankfurt Arena, the day before his 42nd birthday.
Support for England
William, who arrived without Kate and his three children, is one of many England fans making their way to Germany for the Euro 2024 championship this summer. Fans turned Germany's bars and fan zones into a sea of red and white to support the team as they aim for a last-16 spot.
Prince William's Involvement
Prince William recently visited St George's Park to present shirts to the England men's squad before their departure for Germany. He also shared some light-hearted advice from his youngest son, Prince Louis, encouraging the players to "eat twice the amount" for Euros glory.
The Match Ahead
England got off to a strong start in Germany with a goal from Jude Bellingham in their Group C opener. With all eyes on the Real Madrid star and England's captain Harry Kane, the team is looking to secure a top spot in the group table for an easier path to the quarter-finals.
Team Updates and Fanzone
England has maintained their starting 11 from the previous match, with Luke Shaw still sidelined due to injury. The team is in good shape, with fans eager to watch the action in a mile-long riverside fanzone set up for those who couldn't secure seats inside the stadium.
Massive Viewership
Millions of people tuned in to watch England's first match, with the BBC's coverage peaking at 15 million views and the match being streamed 3.5 million times on BBC iPlayer. The excitement and support for the Three Lions continue to grow as the championship progresses.
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