The Prince of Wales and the King of Denmark exchanged handshakes following an intense 1-1 draw between their respective countries during a Euro match in Germany.

Prince William, also serving as the president of the FA, displayed great enthusiasm during the game, particularly when England’s Harry Kane scored the opening goal within the first 18 minutes.

However, as the match progressed, William, like many fans, found himself with hands covering his face as England’s performance faltered, resulting in a tie due to a remarkable goal from Danish midfielder Morten Schulmann.

Despite England’s underwhelming display, Prince William exemplified good sportsmanship by shaking hands with Denmark’s King, Frederik X, at the conclusion of the game, as both nations remained on course to progress further in the tournament.

The interaction between the two royals seemed light-hearted, with Frederik X, who ascended to the throne after his mother’s unexpected abdication in January, even celebrating with a fist pump in front of William’s face as he exited the stadium.

A seasoned football enthusiast, Prince William was captured sharing a laugh with Frederik amidst the crowd, engaging in an animated conversation while seated together on the same row.

A snapshot featuring William, Frederik, and Princess Josephine of Denmark was promptly uploaded to the Wales’s official account, accompanied by the caption, “May the best team win.”

William sported a suit and striped tie, contrasting with Frederik’s casual ensemble of an open-collar white shirt and blazer at the Frankfurt Arena in Germany.

Accompanied by notable figures such as former Manchester United CEO and UEFA Treasurer David Gill, as well as FA CEO Mark Bullingham, the Prince of Wales made the trip to Frankfurt solo, without the Princess of Wales, despite her recent public appearances.