Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Set to Cheer on Lionesses at Wembley

On Sunday evening, excitement is in the air as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are expected to grace Wembley Stadium with their presence.

Fans are particularly eager to catch a glimpse of Prince George and Princess Charlotte alongside their parents as they rally behind the England women's football team in the Euro 2022 final.

The buzz around their attendance was amplified by commentator Royer Nicker, who took to Twitter to share the news.

Nicker confirmed that the royal couple would be supporting the Lionesses during their crucial match against either Germany or France.

Shortly thereafter, Prince William's team verified his attendance, but there was no word on whether Kate and the kids would join him.

Richard Palmer, a royal correspondent for the Daily Express, also chimed in on the excitement.

He tweeted that it was indeed confirmed that the Duke would be at Wembley, but he left fans hanging regarding the presence of other family members.

The anticipation of seeing Princess Charlotte at the match has many supporters buzzing.

The prospect of the Cambridge family returning to Wembley, just a year after the Euro 2020 final, has sparked a frenzy among royal watchers.

Some fans have taken to social media, pleading for the family to make an appearance together.

One user, under the handle @LoveCambridge's underscore, expressed, “This was such a fabulous match.

Please William go at Wembley on Sunday, we want to see you there with George and Charlotte.”

Another fan, tweeting as @Love underscore Cambridge 5, shared their excitement about the potential royal visit.

They wrote, “Missed watching today but congratulations William, please go to the finals on Sunday, we cannot wait to see you, please bring George and Charlotte too.”

The enthusiasm is palpable, with many hoping to see the young royals enjoying the thrilling atmosphere of the match.

Last year, Prince George made headlines when he attended two matches during the Euro tournament, including the final where the men's team faced Italy.

Dressed in a suit and tie that matched his father's, he appeared to embrace the formal occasion, much like his parents.

In contrast, Princess Charlotte did not attend those matches, although her love for football is well-known.

In October 2019, the young princess was spotted enjoying a Premier League game at Carrow Road, seated in the stands with her family.

They were cheering for Aston Villa, which happens to be Prince William's favorite team.

That day, they celebrated a victory against the home team, showcasing the family's spirited support for football.

As Charlotte approaches her seventh birthday in May, royal commentator Jenny Bond revealed that she shares a passion for the sport with her older brother.

Bond described her as “not an overly girly girl” and noted that she can hold her own on the football pitch, much like Prince George.

This sporty side of Charlotte is reminiscent of her mother, Kate, who also enjoys athletic pursuits.

Prince William, in his role as president of the FA, will undoubtedly bring his usual enthusiasm to the match.

He has been a vocal supporter of the England women's team throughout the Euro tournament.

Just last month, he visited the squad during a training session at St. George's Park, where he engaged with the players and showed his unwavering support.

During that visit, William didn't come empty-handed.

He brought along gifts for his children, including jerseys featuring their names and ages.