US EditionThe Prince of Wales Has Wished England's Lionesses Good Luck Ahead of Euro 2025
- Prince William met England's Lionesses at St George's Park on July 1, 2025, to wish them luck ahead of the UEFA Women's Euro tournament in Switzerland.
- England enters this tournament building on a strong track record, having reached the final four stages in every major European Championship and World Cup since 2015, including their triumph at Euro 2022.
- William took part in shirt-printing activities, presented jerseys to all 23 squad members, spoke with captain Leah Williamson, and witnessed a junior girls' football team inspired by the Lionesses’ 2022 victory.
- He acknowledged the significant pressure the team faces due to their recent achievements—something he views positively—while highlighting their calm and cohesive attitude as they get ready to defend their championship.
- William plans to travel to Switzerland during the tournament to support the Lionesses, who have inspired a 56% increase in female football participation since 2020 through campaigns like Made for This Game.
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Prince William wishes Lionesses Euros luck and reveals what men could learn from them - The Mirror
Prince William visited St George's Park to wish England's Lionesses good luck ahead of the Women's Euros in Switzerland next week - and tried his hand at printing the players names and numbers on their team shirts
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