Prince William will cheer England on against Denmark at Euro 2024. The Prince of Wales - who is the president of the Football Association (FA) will be hoping for an early birthday present when he flies out to Germany next week to watch the national side play their second Group C game at the Frankfurt Arena on 20 June, the day before he turns 42. William won't be in attendance for England's opening game against Serbia on Sunday (16.
06.24) because not only is that Father's Day, it is also the day after Trooping the Colour, a major event in the royal calendar, takes place in London. But the prince visited the England squad earlier this week, where he delivered a speech to the squad and was later praised by England captain Harry Kane for being "such a big supporter" and offering "extra motivation" to the team.
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He’s a big football fan. “His kids are obviously big fans as well, now. They’ll remember their first, second tournament as I did when I was younger.
“He’ll be in touch, especially with the manager and some of the players and making sure that we’re doing a good job.” “We know how much it means to the country, to the fans – and that’s everyone from the royal family to the local shopworker. The whole nation comes together at this moment.
“We feel a respons.
