The Royal House in Spain has confirmed that Princess Leonor of Asturias, the heir to the throne, and her younger sister, Infanta Sofía, will travel this Sunday to Basel, Switzerland, to support the Spanish women's national team.
The team are facing England in the Uefa Women's Euros final and the match will also be attended by Prince William, who will be cheering on the Lionesses.
The official account for Spain's Women's National Football Team posted: "H.R.H. the Princess of Asturias and the Infanta Doña Sofía will accompany the @sefutbolfem in the final of the #WEURO2025.
"Representing the @CasaReal, they will attend the St. Jakob-Park in Basel to experience the match between England and Spain. #PlayFightAndWin".
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|Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia will attend the final of the Women's Euros
The post accompanied a photograph of Leonor, 19, and Sofía, 18, holding Spain T-shirts with the number 10 - worn by player Athenea Del Castillo, 24.
England defeated Italy in the semi-finals earlier this week, whilst Spain emerged victorious over Germany.
As a result, the Lionesses will face Spain's national women's team in the final, with members of both countries' Royal Families in attendance.
The Prince of Wales watched England play the Netherlands at Stadion Letzigrund on July 9 in Zurich, where the Lionesses won 4-0.
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His attendance sparked a wave of humorous demands from fans who credited him as the team's good luck charm.
"So Prince William is good luck for this team this tournament, then," one supporter wrote on social media.
Another fan insisted: "Can Prince William be at every England game? He's the good luck charm!!"
"Prince William has to go to every England match now, they won for him, well, they're my thoughts anyway," posted another enthusiastic supporter.
X / Prince and Princess of Wales | Prince William pictured with the Lionesses in the changing room after the match
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The Prince of Wales, who serves as patron of the Football Association, initially witnessed the Lionesses bounce back from their opening 2-1 defeat to France in the tournament.
It would appear that Prince William has learnt his lesson after being widely criticised in 2023 for skipping a trip to Australia to watch England play in the World Cup final against Spain.
In stark contrast, Queen Letizia of Spain, accompanied by her youngest daughter, Infanta Sofía, made the 20-hour flight from Spain to watch their team emerge victorious over the Lionesses.
The Prince of Wales did send a good luck video alongside his daughter, Princess Charlotte, amid the tough criticism.