Princess Charlotte Attends Her First Overseas Soccer Match with Prince William

The 10-year-old accompanied the Duke of Wales over the weekend to support her country's senior women's team in their final match against the Spanish women's team.

Princess Charlotte and Prince William stepped out on Sunday, July 27, at the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 final in Basel, Switzerland. The match, which saw England's women's team — nicknamed the Lionesses — face off against Spain, took place at St. Jakob-Park.

Prince William appeared in his royal role as patron of the English soccer governing body, The Football Association. His daughter tagged along, marking her first time attending a soccer game overseas.

For the outing, Charlotte wore a navy blue dress with white polka dots and cap sleeves. Her long, straight hair was worn down and neatly parted in the center. She also sported a white knitted cardigan on and off during the game.

Beside her, the Prince of Wales was dressed in a classic dark suit paired with a white dress shirt and a striped tie in red, blue, and white. He accessorized with a silver wristwatch.

Prince William's appearance follows the confirmation, made on July 23, that he would attend the final. As a passionate soccer fan, the 43-year-old royal has consistently supported the Lionesses.

He visited the squad on Monday, June 30, at their base in Burton prior to their departure for UEFA Women's EURO 2025, where he presented each member with a special commemorative gift. He also attended one of their matches earlier this month, against the Netherlands.