Prince William and adorable Princess Charlotte have sent their best wishes to England's Lionesses ahead of the historic World Cup final. In a heartfelt video posted on Instagram, the Prince of Wales apologized for not being able to attend in person, but expressed how proud he and Princess Charlotte are of the team's achievements. This comes as the final is predicted to break UK viewing records, becoming the most-watched sporting event of the year.
Royal support from Prince William and Princess Charlotte
In a video message shared on Instagram, Prince William expressed his support and good luck wishes for the Lionesses. Although unable to attend the final, he commended the team on their achievements and the inspiration they have brought to millions around the world. Princess Charlotte, holding a football, also added her encouragement to the team.
Record-breaking viewership expected
England's World Cup final on Sunday is predicted to break UK viewing figures and become the most-watched sporting event of the year. The Lionesses secured their spot in the final after an impressive victory over hosts Australia. Fans across the country gathered in pubs to cheer on the team, creating a lively and supportive atmosphere.
A historic opportunity for England
Tomorrow's final against Spain marks the first time an England side has reached a World Cup final since 1966, which is also the only time they were crowned champions. Manager Sarina Wiegman led the team to victory in the European Championship last year and now has the chance to make history once again. It's a moment she describes as "living in a fairytale or something."
Good luck, Lionesses!
