Prince George proves to be England's lucky mascot at Wembley

England manager Gareth Southgate has strongly condemned vile racist abuse directed at his players after their penalty shoot-out loss to Italy in the Euro 2020 final.

They may not have emerged triumphant, but England did their country proud as they faced off against Italy in the Euros 2020 final last night. And anyone who stayed up late urging their team on might be nursing a bit of a sore head this morning.

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As England’s Luke Shaw scored the first goal for England in the final of the Euros, two very famous faces couldn’t help but fist bump in the stands. Football legend David Beckham and actor Tom Cruise could be seen in the stands sharing a moment of excitement as Luke got things off to a great start for England.

A host of celebrities have thrown their support towards the England team ahead of their European Championship final against Italy on Sunday 11 July. Kicking things off was former Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan, 56, who took to his Instagram feed to share a photo of himself posing in a black vest with a blue shirt underneath as he stood with his arms folded.The snap showed squad captain Harry Kane pulling a similar pose while dressed in a blue Nike top and dark trousers.

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Dua Lipa, AJ Tracey and David Beckham were among the celebrities to celebrate England’s historic win over Denmark during Wednesday (7 June) night’s Euro 2020 semi-final. Following a tense start in which Denmark scored the first goal, England went on to win the game 2-1, progressing the national team to their first major final since 1966.

David Beckham was seen chatting away with Alex Scott while they also waited for the match to begin at Wembley stadium. The former professional footballer, 46, and sportswoman, 36, were deep in conversation before the match started, with Guy Ritchie, 52, stood beside David in the stands.

Prince George begged his dad to take him to Wembley and insisted on dressing like him, a royal source exclusively tells OK!. The young royal - who has previously attended Aston Villa games with football fan William - enjoyed watching England take on Germany at this year's Euros while his sister Princess Charlotte, six, and brother Prince Louis, three, stayed at home.

Kelly Smith is one of the most successful footballers our country has ever produced and has an equally triumphant home life, and lives happily with her wife DeAnna Dobosz and their two adorable children Rocco, four, and two-year-old Lucia. Although DeAnna explained in our exclusive shoot at their home in North London that former England skipper Kelly worries about the children getting picked on because they have same-sex parents.

Kelly Smith has been named alongside Pele, Diego Maradona and Lionel Messi as a footballing great, but the former England women’s skipper remains as humble as she was the first time she kicked a ball. She’s one of the most accomplished players around with four titles in the Premier League, three in the FA Cup and one in the Champions League, plus 117 caps for the Lionesses – that’s two more caps than David Beckham earned with the Lions.