Crown Princess Victoria's children looked positively starstruck as they met players from Sweden's women's national football team at the Royal Palace in Stockholm, Sweden on Monday.
Princess Estelle, 11, and Prince Oscar, seven, joined their mother at the reception, after their first day back at school.
The young royals were aptly dressed in their team's national colours, with Estelle wearing a yellow button-up dress, while her younger brother, Oscar, sported a football shirt.
Crown Princess Victoria and her brother, Prince Carl Philip, invited the women's side to the palace after they finished third in the Women's World Cup final.
Sweden defeated co-hosts Australia 2-0 last Saturday, while Spain were crowned champions against the Lionesses in the final.
The Swedish team shared a video as they arrived back home on Monday, with the players proudly wearing their bronze medals.
The squad also shared a photo with the Swedish royals after their visit to the palace, captioning the group shot: "Thank you @kungahuset for letting us visit you at the castle."
The palace posted a candid picture of Estelle and Oscar, both in their football kits, after the World Cup ended on Sunday.
"The Crown Princess family sends its warmest congratulations to @swewnt after yesterday's bronze," the caption read.
And on Monday, Crown Princess Victoria shared a back-to-school snap of her children as they returned to their classrooms. Estelle is now in Year 5, while Oscar has started 1st grade.
The future queen also included some images from the family's summer break, showing Estelle wearing a flower crown, Oscar relaxing in the garden with their dog Rio, and another of the siblings posing together on a rock by the coast.
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Crown Princess Victoria and her husband, Prince Daniel, reside with their children at Haga Palace in Stockholm.
Earlier this summer, the Swedish royals celebrated Victoria's 46th birthday during its annual public celebrations on the island of Öland. The royals take part in a photocall at Solliden Palace and greet waiting crowds, followed by a concert.
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King Carl and Queen Silvia share three children – Crown Princess Victoria, Prince Carl Philip and Princess Madeleine – as well as eight grandchildren.
In October 2019, the king issued a statement rescinding the royal status of Princess Madeleine's three children and Prince Carl Philip's sons, in a bid to slim down the Swedish monarchy.
Madeleine's children, Leonore, Nicolas, Adrienne and Carl Philip's sons, Alexander, Gabriel and Julian are not styled as His or Her Royal Highness, but their princely titles remain.