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Royal wishes! Prince of Wales sends good luck message to Lionesses ahead of Euro 2025 final against Spain on Sunday

England women's team received a good luck wish from the Prince of Wales, who is set to attend the Euro 2025 final in Switzerland on Sunday. The Lionesses have reached the Euros final for the second consecutive edition, where they will aim to defend their title and also avenge their World Cup final defeat from two years ago against Spain.

  • Prince of Wales sends message to Lionesses
  • Will attend Euros final
  • England face Spain on Sunday
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  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    England, who have made a habit of scoring last-minute goals at this summer's European Championship, will be aiming to defend their European title on Sunday as they take on reigning world champions Spain. This will be Sarina Wiegman's fifth consecutive major final as a head coach, a unique feat that no manager has achieved in the history of men's or women's football.

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    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Ahead of the all-important final, Prince William, who is also a patron of the FA, sent out a good luck wish to the Lionesses. According to The Mirror, the Prince of Wales will be in attendance at St Jakob Park to cheer for the team in the Women's Euro 2025 final.

  • WHAT PRINCE OF WALES SAID

    On X, Prince William wrote: "Good luck to the Lionesses tomorrow. The nation is so proud you are through to the final, after some stunning comebacks! We are all cheering you on! W."

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    WHAT NEXT?

    The Lionesses will receive a total prize money of €5.1 million (£4.4m/$5.1m), should they beat Spain in the final on Sunday. It is the accumulation of performance bonuses and the €1.8m awarded to every nation that qualified for the tournament.