Celebrities and former England stars have been seen arriving at the Olympiastadion in Berlin for England’s Euro 2024 final clash against Spain.
The Three Lions are aiming to win their first major trophy at an international men’s tournament since the 1966 World Cup.
A number of celebrities are expected to attend the big match and some of them have already been photographed arriving at the stadium in Berlin.
Mail Sport spotted Ben Foster making a hurried trip to the pitch on an electric scooter.
Sir Keir Starmer, fresh from his arrival as the country’s new prime minister in the recent general election, was seen waving to fans as he made his way to his seat.
Ben Foster was spotted by Mail Sport heading to the stadium on his electric scooter.
Jordan Henderson didn’t make the team but will be there for the big game
Henderson appeared to catch the eye of one of his England teammates when he gave a thumbs up.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer greets England fans upon arrival for the big match
Prince William and his son Prince George are in attendance at the Euro 2024 final, after the Princess of Wales was at Wimbledon today to watch Carlos Alcaraz beat Novak Djokovic.
Former England manager Fabio Capello is at the game and was seen walking down some stairs with ex-Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez.
George Russell will be present with his Spanish girlfriend Carmen Montero Mundt
Martin and Roman were forced to take photos with some England fans
Prince William, who was seen roaring in celebration during England’s quarter-final win over Switzerland, will also be in attendance at the final, where he hopes to congratulate the Three Lions players after the match.
Jordan Henderson, who failed to make the final selection, made the effort to go to see England in the final, travelling eight hours in a rented van.
He shared a picture on Instagram as he headed to the stadium and wrote: ‘We did it, come on lads.’
A later image showed him inside the stadium, where he appeared to catch the eye of one of the England players, as he gave a thumbs up with a beaming smile on his face.
Fabio Capello, who managed England at the 2010 World Cup, was seen walking down a flight of stairs inside the stadium alongside former Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez.
David Seaman, who won 75 caps for England during his playing career, was seen deep in conversation with Peter Crouch, who scored 22 goals in 42 games. Seaman was joined at the game by another former England international goalkeeper, David James.
One sporting personality who is set to have an interesting evening is Mercedes Formula One star George Russell, who was pictured heading to the match with his Spanish girlfriend Carmen Montero Mundt.
Following his recent victory at the Austrian Grand Prix, Russell shared a photo of the pair jokingly looking at each other with their fists raised and the message: “Off to Berlin. It’s special to have both our countries in the Euro 2024 final. One of us will be happy tonight.”
Peter Crouch was seen deep in conversation with another former England international, David Seaman.
David James is another former England goalkeeper who will also be present at the match.
Russell’s Formula One rival Lando Norris also had his photo taken inside the Olympiastadion.
Radio presenter Roman Kemp and his musician and actor father Martin are surrounded by England fans as they arrive.
KSI (second from left) and his friends, including former Sidemen member Zerkaa (second from right), arrive at the Olympiastadion for the big match.
England’s men’s national team are keen to end their 58-year run without a major international trophy.
Russell’s Formula 1 rival Lando Norris was also in attendance and posted a photo inside the Olympiastadion with the caption: “A lovely evening for it.”
Radio presenter Roman Kemp and his musician and actor father Martin were mobbed by English fans hoping to get an autograph as they arrived at the stadium.
Popular YouTuber and boxer KSI posed for a photo outside the stadium with some of his friends, including fellow Sidemen member Joshua Zerker.
Other notable names in the game include former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, comedian Rob Beckett, singer Olly Murs and rapper Kano.
