Princess Charlotte was seen nervously watching the Euro final shootout as England's Lionesses secured back-to-back European Championship titles. The young princess, alongside her father Prince William, had her head in her hands during the tense penalty decider at the stadium in Switzerland.
Chloe Kelly scored the decisive penalty past Spain's goalkeeper Cata Coll, after Alessia Russo had equalised following Mariona Caldentey's opener. The Prince of Wales, who is patron of the Football Association, applauded the national anthem before the match and was pictured with Charlotte celebrating after the victory.
Fans across the country erupted in joy at Boxpark Croydon and other venues, waving England flags and hugging as Russo's header found the net. The atmosphere grew confident as extra time progressed, with supporters dancing and cheering.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and FA officials joined the royals in the stands for the final. Earlier, the royal family's official X account posted a message of support, and the Band of the Grenadier Guards performed Three Lions on the Buckingham Palace forecourt.
England manager Sarina Wiegman and the team celebrated the historic achievement, while 11-year-old Violet Ingram from Brandon Grove Emeralds said seeing Michelle Agyemang and the team made her feel she could achieve anything.
