This is how the royals cheer at Wembley

There are also numerous top VIPs among the 65,000 euphoric spectators at London’s Wembley Stadium. Right at the front: Prince William, Duchess Kate and their eldest son George. The British heir to the throne and his wife, who was arriving directly from the Wimbledon final, took their seats in the tribune.

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William in particular had already revealed himself to be a passionate football fan in advance and cheered on the British team on Instagram. When England scored 1-0, the second in line to the throne cheered with his wife and the raging England fans.

Duchess Kate was even a guest at the Wimbledon final between Djokovic and Berrettini that afternoon. A few hours later you can see them in Wembley Stadium.

A few seats away, Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Italian President Sergio Mattarella are watching the mega-finals.

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Hollywood cannot miss the EURO spectacle either: Tom Cruise, who was already part of the excitement at Wimbledon, moved to Wembley Stadium that evening. David Beckham is also there: the football legend had already visited Wimbledon and is now making himself comfortable in the stands. Also there: fellow actress Kate Moss and Beckham’s children Harper and Cruz.

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David Beckham with Kate Moss and his children Harper and Cruz

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Tom Cruise and David Beckham at the corona-compliant “Fist Bump” after the lightning strike for England.

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Kate, William and David Beckham

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David Beckham on Friday at Wimbledon

Beckham is not the only sports legend who has ended up at Wembley: Former England captain Wayne Rooney will also see the final live on Sunday. Former British goalkeeper David Seaman is excited about him.

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Wayne Rooney with David Beckham and David Seaman