Following England’s thrilling victory against Switzerland in the latest Euro match, the Prince of Wales could hardly contain his excitement.

In a heartwarming moment captured in the tunnel, Prince William, who serves as the president of the FA, embraced goalscorer Bukayo Saka, showering him with congratulations.

Dressed in a sharp navy suit paired with a football-themed tie, William lauded Saka after England triumphed over their opponents in a tense penalty shootout, with Saka’s goal standing out as a remarkable equalizer.

Expressing his jubilation, the Prince of Wales took to his official social media account to share a personal message, describing the match as nail-biting until the very end.

He commended the team, stating, “Well done England.

Semi-finals here we come.

We believe.

W.” The camaraderie and support displayed by Prince William towards the young player highlighted the royal’s genuine passion for the sport.

Throughout the intense game, Prince William was visibly engrossed, celebrating fervently when England netted a crucial goal in the 80th minute, shortly after Switzerland had taken the lead.

From his seat among distinguished guests such as UEFA President Alexandre Chefferine, UEFA Deputy General Secretary Giorgio Marchetti, and former Portugal star Luis Figue, William’s emotions mirrored those of fans worldwide, reflecting the highs and lows of the match.

The upcoming semi-final clash against the Netherlands in Dortmund promises to be another thrilling chapter in England’s Euro journey.

The Netherlands secured their spot after a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Turkey on Saturday night, setting the stage for an electrifying showdown.

Gareth Southgate’s milestone 100th game in charge of the national team adds further significance to the semi-final encounter, marking his 24th match as England manager in a major tournament, a record-breaking achievement.