Ten-year-old Princess Charlotte appears in the Women s European Cup final and celebrates England s championship with her father

In the early morning of July 28, in the Women's Football European Cup final held in Basel, Switzerland, England defeated Spain 3-1 after 120 minutes of fierce battle and penalty shootout, successfully defended the championship. The Prince of Wales showed up in the stands with the 10-year-old Princess Charlotte, which became the focus of the audience. During the

, the little princess focused on watching the game throughout the whole process and communicated with her father from time to time. When England goalkeeper Hannah Hampton saved a key penalty, the camera captured the scene where the father and daughter showed a surprise expression at the same time. After Chloe Kelly scored a winning penalty, the two stood up and cheered with the audience, including freshly appointed British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Before the game, the official social media account of the Prince of Wales and his wife posted a photo of the father and daughter wearing English uniforms, with the caption: "Come on, Lion Legion!" This move is regarded by the outside world as a strong support from the royal family for women's football. During the game, Charlotte once came to his father's ear to discuss tactics, showing football understanding beyond his age.