WAG Dani Dyer sports an England shirt as she joins her dad Danny leading the stars cheering on the Three Lions in the Euros 2024 final
WAG Dani Dyer wore an England shirt as she led the stars in support of the Three Lions in the final of Euro 2024 on Sunday.
England go into the match as underdogs, with Spain having won all six of their matches so far and the Three Lions having drawn four times in 90 minutes.
Former Love Island star Dani, 27, is in Berlin, Germany, to support her English playing partner Jarrod Bowen and posed for some snaps before the match kicked off.
She paired her white English shirt with a beautiful pleated skirt and wore sunglasses on her head.
Dani posed with her actor father Danny, 46, before the match, before heading to some other WAGS for a drink.
WAG Dani Dyer wore an England shirt as she led the stars cheering on the Three Lions in the Euro 2024 final on Sunday
Dani posed in another photo with her actor dad Danny, 46, ahead of the match, before heading out to meet some fellow WAGS for a few drinks
She was seen partying with Aine May Kennedy, the partner of player Conor Gallagher, and Ellie Alderson, the girlfriend of striker Ollie Watkins.
Elsewhere, Geordie Shore’s Holly Hagan, 32, posed in a red English top and jeans with her husband Jacob Blyth ahead of the match.
She wrote: ‘Apparently it’s coming home!’
Meanwhile, 31-year-old KSI looked in high spirits as he arrived at the final in Berlin in his England shirt.
Amanda Holden was dressed in full English attire and a striking hat as she watched the match in Spain.
Elsewhere, Ed Sheeran, Kate Beckinsale and Amanda Holden cheered ‘it’s coming home’ ahead of the match earlier in the day.
Ed, who was in the stands during the semi-final, said: ‘Everything comes together at the right time’.
Kate, dressed in an England football shirt, recited a reimagined Lord’s Prayer, saying: ‘Grant this day our great victory and forgive us for criticising your tactics’
Amanda, wearing a large red and white hat, chanted: ‘Come on England!’
Meanwhile, Craig David sang ‘We got the Euros in our hands’ for the team from his recording studio.
She was seen partying with player Conor Gallagher’s partner Aine May Kennedy and striker Ollie Watkins’ girlfriend Ellie Alderson
She teamed her white England shirt with a pretty pleated skirt as she posed with the other WAGs ahead of the competition
The messages of support come after Gareth delivered an emotional message to his England heroes ahead of their meeting with destiny: ‘Go and fulfil your dreams.’
The national team will face Spain in the final of Euro 2024 on Sunday night, after a tumultuous tournament. Southgate said: ‘I don’t believe in fairytales, but I do believe in dreams. We have big dreams, but you have to make those things come true.’
‘The run we’ve had, late goals, penalties, but that doesn’t mean we’re actually doing it. We have to perform.
“When you’re trying to create dreams, you need a vision to go with it. That lights a little fire. We know what it would mean (to win).”
The England men’s team have not won a major trophy since the 1966 World Cup, with Southgate adding: ‘We need to win this trophy to gain the respect of the rest of the football world.
‘I used to travel to World Cups and European Championships to watch as a spectator (before I became England manager) and watch the highlights on the big screens for games we weren’t at. They only showed the finals and the big games.
Meanwhile, Amanda Holden dressed to impress in full England gear
She wore a funny hat when she watched the match in Spain
She posed with some Spanish supporters while enjoying a drink in a pub
Elsewhere, Geordie Shore’s Holly Hagan, 32, posed in a red England top and jeans with her husband Jacob Blyth ahead of the match
Made in Chelsea’s Binky Felstead also showed her support for the competition as she posed with her three children India, Wolfie and Wilder
They all wore matching England shirts as they held a photo session together in the garden
Elsewhere, Ed Sheeran, Kate Beckinsale and Amanda Holden cheered ‘it’s coming home’ ahead of the match earlier in the day
Kate, dressed in an England football shirt, recited a reimagined Lord’s Prayer, saying: ‘Grant this day our great victory and forgive us for criticising your tactics’
Rapper Little Simz said ‘we almost there’ and that ‘the whole country is behind you’
Sam Smith also showed his support for the team
Meanwhile, KSI, 31, looked in great spirits as he arrived at the final in Berlin in his England shirt
He posed with his friends before the match
The messages of support come after Gareth delivered an emotional message to his England heroes ahead of their meeting with destiny: ‘Go and fulfil your dreams.’
“We had high expectations, but they didn’t match where we were in terms of performance. We do now.
‘Tomorrow I have no fear of what can happen, because I have already experienced everything. I want my players to feel that fearlessness… If we are not afraid of losing, we have a greater chance of winning.’
The three are competing for the second consecutive European Championship final, after a dismal match against Italy at Wembley in 2021.
The team lost on home turf on penalties and that evening will live long in the memories of those involved.
“I think it shows incredible consistency first of all,” captain Harry Kane said on Saturday night. “A lot of us were obviously devastated after that final, as always a long road back to get where we are now.
“All praise for the resilience we showed the boys. It says a lot about the mentality of the selection, we are incredibly happy to be in this situation and to be in a European final again. Of course we would love to go a step further than last time.”
The Three Lions boss told his players to make their dreams come true by winning the team’s first major trophy since 1966
Kane said many of the England players were left ‘heartbroken’ after losing on penalties in the Euro 2020 final at Wembley
England go into the match as underdogs, with Spain having won all six of their matches so far and the Three Lions having drawn four times in 90 minutes.
Southgate, however, has no problem with that. He is pleased that his plans have paid off so far.
He added: ‘We haven’t spent much time on the training ground but we have had several meetings to assess the opposition and work out how best to play against them.
“But our messages haven’t really changed in the six or seven weeks we’ve been together. We have a long-term vision and we’ve always broken it down into smaller pieces.”