A milestone match, A-listers jetted to the Olympiastadion in Berlin for the Euros final on Sunday. As England took on Spain, new Prime Minister Keir Starmer were spotted in the stands, as was former England footballer Peter Crouch, and everyone's favourite father and son duo, Martin and Roman Kemp.
Prince William, the president of the Football Association, was also on hand to support Harry Kane and the Three Lions. Harry's wife Kate was supporting her husband, pictured in an England shirt with her mother. Fans were delighted to see Prince George, with his dad. William was without his wife, Princess Kate, who spent the day at the Wimbledon Tennis Tournament.
The new age WAGs brought the glamour in their own custom clothes - Bukayo Saka's stunning girlfriend Tolami, as well as Dani Dyer.
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Keep scrolling for a glimpse of the full celebrity line-up at the Euros final…
Kate Kane
Kate Kate looked in great spirits ahead of the monumental game with her mother. The mother-of-three was cheering on her England captain husband, wearing a cropped England shirt and jewel-encrusted jeans.
Megan Davidson
Megan, proud partner of England's goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, looked stunning as she teamed her partner's distinctive goalie top with a chic black jacket and bouncy blow-dry.
Tolami Benson
Forward Bukayo Saka's stunning girlfriend Tolami cheered on her man and played homage to her boyfriend with a custom England-inspired outfit by fashion designer Hattie Crowther.
Dani Dyer
Mother-of-three Dani looked super cute as she cheered on England and her boyfriend Jarrod Bowen, in a flirty skirt and England crop top by A Vintage Fit.
Olly Murs
It's no secret that Olly Murs is a huge football fan. The singer and judge on The Voice flew out to Berlin to watch the match between England and Spain and was, naturally, left devastated when the final whistle blew.
Roman and Martin Kemp
Roman and his Spandau Ballet legend dad Martin wearing matching shades as they cheer on the Three Lions.
Keir Starmer
Keir Starmer took a break from 10 Downing Street to cheer on the team. He looked confident and happy in a sharp suit, complete with Labour red tie.
Peter Crouch
Peter Crouch interacted with the crowd as he got ready to watch the big final. Look at that smile!
Gareth Bale
Former Wales captain Gareth Bale looked excited about the impending match as he joined Prince William in the stadium.