Prince George delighted royal fans by accompanying his father, Prince William, to the FA Cup final.
The father-son duo radiated happiness as they presented the FA Cup to the victorious Manchester United team, who celebrated their 2-1 win over Manchester City with exuberant joy. Both William and George looked sharp in matching navy suits, white shirts, and striped ties as they watched the thrilling match at a packed Wembley Stadium.
Prince William, in his role as the president of the Football Association, presented the runners-up medals to the Manchester City squad, with George smiling warmly as he shook hands with manager Pep Guardiola. Subsequently, William awarded medals to the jubilant Manchester United team, including captain Bruno Fernandes and manager Erik Ten Hag.
The players proudly displayed the trophy in front of the royals, lifting it high as the crowd roared in celebration. Prince William and George enjoyed the electrifying atmosphere of the match from the Royal Box, where 10-year-old George was visibly animated, experiencing the highs and lows of the cup final with enthusiasm.
Seated in the front row, the father and son shared moments of laughter and camaraderie as the game unfolded. George, with his neatly styled hair, shared a tender moment with his father, who whispered in his ear before the kick-off. The Prince of Wales received cheers from the crowd as he walked onto the pitch before the match began, greeting the lined-up teams.
During the match, Prince George was seen standing and cheering in the stands, celebrating the goals alongside the ecstatic fans. This public appearance followed an announcement from the Royal Family on Wednesday that they had postponed engagements that could distract from the election campaign after Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called a surprise summer General Election for July 4.
A month earlier, on April 11, Prince William and George attended Aston Villa's 2-1 victory against Lille in the first leg of the Europa Conference League quarter-final, further showcasing their shared passion for football.
