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It was an eventful weekend in football terms. The quarter-finals of the European Championship have been completed and the semi-finalists have been announced. England managed to beat Switzerland on penalties. Amir William He was present at this bloody match and was photographed. He looked tense on his face.
Exciting quarter-final
Although the Netherlands beat Turkey 2-1 after 90 minutes of play, England needed extra time and penalties to beat Switzerland. As a passionate football fan, William naturally keeps a close eye on the England football team. Before the team travelled to Germany, he visited the team to show his support. The prince then received advice from his younger son Prince Louis“The best advice I've ever received is to eat twice as much as you normally would,” Lewis said.
Louis' advice certainly helped the team, as the English qualified for the semi-finals. “Bite your nails until the end. Well done England! Here we go to the semi-finals! We believe,” William wrote in a post on the Prince and Princess of Wales' Instagram Stories.
It was obvious from William's facial expressions that it was exciting…
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In the end, England won and defeated Switzerland on penalties. England will meet the Netherlands next Wednesday in the semi-finals. Exciting!
documentary
William will soon appear in a documentary, as the British channel ITV has been following the prince closely around his Homewards project, a long-running campaign to help the homeless. The documentary, whichPrince William: We can end homelessness“, which will be called, will be shown next fall. The project was launched in June of last year.
The series is directed by the director Leo Burley“Over the past year, as we have followed Prince William and the Royal Foundation through the first year of the Homewards programme, we have heard incredibly moving stories from people across the country experiencing homelessness,” he said.
“From street homelessness in Newport, to families living in temporary accommodation in Sheffield, and youth homelessness in Aberdeen, the documentary paints a picture of homelessness across the UK today, working with many people who never expected to experience life without a home. Everyone we filmed with was delighted by the attention Prince William and Homewards are giving to the UK’s homelessness crisis.”
