The Princess of Wales headed to DW Stadium in Wigan, England, on Saturday to watch the match live, showing up in a long red coat with a turtleneck sweater underneath, which she accessorized with a pair of burgundy boots.
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She also sported a crimson poppy pin, which is a floral badge typically worn in November for the United Kingdom’s Remembrance Day on Nov. 11, in honor of military troops who died in combat.
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Despite supporting opposing teams, thecouple was in the standsfor the England vs. Wales Six Nations game at Twickenham Stadium in February, bringing along sonPrince George, 9. Kate walked away with the bragging rights, as England won the match 23-19.
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It’s common for the Prince and Princess of Wales to send messages of support to England’s sports teams. Over the summer, Prince William, 40, enlisted daughterPrincess Charlotte, 7, toto wish their country’s soccer team, the Lionesses, luckin a video message ahead of their Euro 2020 final match against Germany.
“We both want to wish the Lionesses the best of luck tonight. You’ve done amazingly well in the competition, and we’re rooting for you all the way!” Willam said before Charlotte added, “Good luck! I hope you win. Bye!”
It worked — England won the tournament, andPrince William was there to help present the trophy.
source: people.com