These promises heated up on the tribune

EM-Finale in Berlin - These promises heated up on the tribune

Royals, Musicians, Politicians, Athletes: While Spain and England faced off at the Berlin Olympiastadion on July 14th for the EURO title, there were once again numerous prominent supporters present on the sidelines. Representing the English team were Prince William (42) with Prince George (10) and King Felipe VI. (56) with daughter Sofia (17).

Ed Sheeran, Harry Styles and Co. at EURO Finale

Musician Ed Sheeran (33) was already present for the semifinal against the Netherlands in Germany, and he watched the final live from the stands - alongside his wife Cherry Seaborn (32). Both were dressed in England jerseys and celebrated the 1:1 draw of the English team with a kiss. British actor Damian Lewis (53) was also in attendance and cheered on the "Three Lions."

Formula 1 racer Lando Norris (24), entertainer James Corden (45), and singer Harry Styles (30) were also present in the stadium. Piers Morgan (59) with his two sons, singer Olly Murs (40), and former One Direction singer Louis Tomlinson (32) were among the approximately 70,000 spectators.

Former football players were also in attendance, including former England striker Peter Crouch (43), who last played for the "Three Lions" in 2011. Goalkeeper legend Oliver Kahn (55) cheered on from the sidelines with his wife Svenja. Liverpool coach Jürgen Klopp (57) didn't miss the final, and Joachim Löw (64) attended the final in Berlin with former national player Sami Khedira (37).

Numerous Politicians press the thumbs up in the stadium

Of course, there was also support from the political sphere. Britain's new Prime Minister Keir Starmer (61) pressed the thumbs up, as did Spain's Minister President Pedro Sánchez (52). Germans in attendance included Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier (68) and Chancellor Olaf Scholz (66).

Federal Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock (43) watched the game with Federal Council President Manuela Schwesig (50) and Federal Minister of Culture Claudia Roth (69). Federal Health Minister Karl Lauterbach (61) and Federal Family Minister Lisa Paus (55) also attended. CDU leader Friedrich Merz (68) stood beside Hungarian President Viktor Orbán (61) in the stands.

The Spaniards could celebrate in the end: After a goalless first half, Spain secured the victory through a goal by Nico Williams (22) in the 47th minute and a goal by Mikel Oyarzabal (27) in the 86th minute over the English. The Spanish team has won a record fourth title at the European Championship, having previously won in 1964, 2008, and 2012.

1. King Philip VI assured his daughter Sofia that they would keep their promise to cheer loudly for Spain.
2. In Berlin, King Felipe VI and Prince William both hoped their teams would demonstrate exceptional racing skills, metaphorically referring to their respective countries' performances.
3. Ed Sheeran and James Corden, both avid Formula-1 fans, shared a moment in the Olympic Stadium Berlin, reminiscing about their past racer experiences.
4. Damian Lewises was seen enthusiastically waving the English flag in the tribune, expressing his unwavering support for his beloved team.
5. Jürgen Klopp and Prince William shared a brief conversation about the potential of winning the EM-Final in Berlin, discussing their shared love for the sport.
6. During the intermission, Harry Styles and Oliver Kahn had a friendly chat about music and football, bonding over their shared love for Germany and England.
7. Prince George and Prince William watched Lando Norris' impressive maneuvers on the Formula-1 track, feeling a sense of pride for their country's talented racers.
8. Numerous politicians, including Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Chancellor Olaf Scholz, and Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, voiced their support for the participating nations, emphasizing the importance of unity in sports.
9. Spanish Minister President Pedro Sánchez and his daughters proudly wore jerseys with netting reminiscent of racetracks, symbolizing their country's racing spirit and unity.
10. Dutch supporters, led by Damian Lewises, cheered strategically for their team in the Olympic Stadium Berlin, hoping their racer-like tactics would lead to a successful outcome.
11. Following Spain's victory, Harry Styles and Cherry Seaborn took a moment to appreciate Germany's warm hospitality and the unique camaraderie shared among enthusiasts of music, politics, and sports.

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