‘We are rooting for you all the way!’ Prince William and Charlotte lead sports stars and celebrities roaring on Lionesses as they hunt Euro glory against the Germans tonight

• England men’s captain Harry Kane wished good luck to the Lionesses tonight 
• They will face the Germans for the European championship crown this evening
• Other well wishers included David Beckham, Gary Neville and Geri Halliwell

Harry Kane led the good luck messages ahead of the England women’s team’s  Euro 2022 final against Germany at Wembley.

Men’s captain Kane posted a social media message of support for the Lionesses, who will face the Germans for the European championship crown this evening.

Kane led England’s men to the Euro 2020 final in the rescheduled competition in 2021, with Gareth Southgate’s side losing to Italy on penalties.

Other celebrities to wish the Lionesses well included David Beckham, Gary Neville, Geri Halliwell, Amanda Holden and Alan Carr.

Kane said in a video posted on Twitter: ‘Hi Lionesses, I just wanted to wish you all the best for today’s game against Germany.

England’s Lionesses celebrate their first goal during Tuesday’s 4-0 match against Sweden

‘It’s going to be an incredible experience, incredible atmosphere at Wembley.

‘I can’t wait to be there myself, so I’m wishing you all the best.

‘Good luck, go get that win, the whole country’s behind you.

‘Really looking forward to it, so, all the best.’

Formula One driver George Russell, who will start on pole position for the first time in his career at today’s Hungarian Grand Prix, was also among those sending their support.

The Lionesses will face the Germans for the European championship crown this evening

He wrote on Twitter: ‘Best of luck to the @Lionesses today!’

England’s women’s cricket team – who are currently competing at the Commonwealth Games – also showed their support.

In a video posted on England Cricket’s Twitter feed, captain Heather Knight – who lifted the Women’s World Cup at Lord’s in 2017 – had some advice for Lionesses skipper Leah Williamson.

She said: ‘Leah, there is nothing better than captaining your side in a home final. Embrace it, enjoy the moment, keep everyone calm, keep passing out from the back like you do for the Arsenal and you’re going to be great.

‘Best of luck girls. We’re all behind you. Come on England.’

In a message to the women’s team and their manager Sarina Wiegman, Prime Minister Boris Johnson wrote: ‘On behalf of the whole country, I want to wish you all the very est of luck in today’s final.

‘Your passion for the game, your tenacity in tricky spots and above all your astounding talent on the pitch have already created a summer of fantastic memories for millions of us.

‘You can see it in the sold-out stadia, in the packed fan zonesm in the small children dancing wildly to Sweet Caroline and the TV viewing figures that have seen records crumbling as comprehensively as Sweden’s defence did in the semi-final.

‘In any pride, it is the lionesses who ruthlessly hunt as a team and bring their orize back hom, and I am sure that will be the case against Germany.’

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