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Prince William's firm five-word statement to Chloe Kelly about Euros goal uncovered by lip reader
Prince William's comments to striker Chloe Kelly after the Euros 2025 have been revealed Prince William's firm message to Chloe Kelly as they shared a hug after England won the Euro's 2025 has been revealed. Both William and his daughter Princess Charlotte were in Basel over the weekend as they watched the Lionesses win a nail-biting penalty shoot-out against Spain, in order to win the whole tournament. William, who is the patron of the Football Association, was on the pitch after the match to congratulate Sarina Wiegman and the whole England squad before they were presented with their medals and Euro trophy. William has got to know the Lionesses over the years, and instead of giving the usual handshakes he instead gave some players a well-deserved hug, including Chloe, who scored England's winning penalty in the shoot-out, the Mirror reports. And it seems her incredible penalty was still on the Prince of Wales's mind as a lip reader has revealed the words he believes was exchanged between the heir to the throne and the striker. Professional lip reader Jeremy Freeman believes that after they hugged and shook hands, William told Chloe: "That kick was no nonsense, well done you, honestly, fantastic." Additionally, Jeremy believes William delivered a special message from Charlotte to Michelle Agyemang, England's new star and young player of the tournament. He says that William told her: "Michelle, well done, honestly, you played a good tournament, you are so inspirational to Charlotte, well done." The royal was also full of praise for manager Sarina, congratulating her on her second Euros win with England, he said: "We get to do it again, well done, hey, amazing. Penalties to take it, eh?" After the Lionesses won the tournament, William and Charlotte issued a message to the England team on the Kensington Royal social media accounts. The father-daughter duo wrote: "What a game! Lionesses, you are the champions of Europe, and we couldn't be prouder of the whole team. Enjoy this moment, England. W & Charlotte." Also congratulating the Lionesses on their win was King Charles, who took to social media and wrote: "This brings you, your manager and all your support team my most heartfelt congratulations on winning the Euros 2025. For more years than I care to remember, England fans have sung that famous chant 'football's coming home'." 'As you return home with the trophy you won at Wembley three years ago, it is a source of great pride that, through sporting skill and awesome teamwork, the Lionesses have made those words ring true. For this, you have my whole family's warmest appreciation and admiration," he continued. 'More than that, though, you have shown through your example over the past weeks that there are no setbacks so tough that defeat cannot be transformed into victory, even as the final whistle looms. Well done, Lionesses. The next task is to bring home the World Cup in 2027 if you possibly can!"
Scottish Sun
22 minutes ago
- Scottish Sun
Champions League winner and football royalty joined by Scotland icon at grand opening of Donald Trump's new golf course
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) PREMIER LEAGUE icons Andrei Shevhenko and Gianfranco Zola are being joined by local hero Jim Leighton in the full list of VIPs taking part at the grand opening of the new Trump international golf course this morning. As you might expect US President Donald Trump gets things under way at 10.45am - with his four ball including his son Eric - alongside two men you might know best these days from SkySports' golf commentary team, Rich Beem and Paul McGInley. 3 The scene at the new Trump North Sea Links course near Balmedie 3 US President Donald Trump reacts as he plays golf at the Trump Turnberry Credit: AFP 3 The full list of four balls at the venue this morning Irishman McGinley, of course, was also a four-time title winner on the European Tour and a winning Ryder Cup captain in 2014. They're in the first four ball of the day - then it's the turn of two heroes from football, Aberdeen Gothenburg great Jim Leighton and Liverpool star Robbie Fowler. Then at 11.12am, it's the turn of former Chelsea duo Zola and Shevchenko. The Ukrainian and the Italian are joined by Scottish golf hero Stephen Gallagher and ambassador Warren Stephens, who is the current US ambassador to the UK. Other golf stars taking part in the event include Kiwi Michael Campbell and France's Jean van de Velde, who memorably lost a three-shot lead on the last at the Open at Canoustie back in 1999, when he ended up in his bare feet in the Barry Burn. The ex-pros and the celebrities were spotted using the practice range this morning with Don't You Want Me by the Human League being played over the Tannoy. A huge saltire fluttered in the wind alongside the Star Spangled Banner - and there was a whiff of manure after a wind direction change too. Spanning hundreds of acres of rugged coastal terrain, the brand new, 18-hole links course at Trump Scotland in Aberdeenshire promises an exceptional golfing experience with dramatic views of the North Sea. Featuring the world's largest natural bunker, mountainous sand dunes, and infinity greens hugging the coastal dune ridge, the new Trump North Sea Links course at Balmedie is designed to complement the existing Trump International championship links course. While controversial politically at its birth, the Trump International has received worldwide acclaim and is ranked among the 'Top 100 Courses in the World' by Golf Digest. Donald Trump tees off at luxury Turnberry course during Scots visit Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page
The Sun
23 minutes ago
- The Sun
Templegate's Tote Placepot tips for Goodwood day one with huge £200,000 guaranteed
GLORIOUS GOODWOOD gets underway TODAY with five days of top class action to get your teeth stuck into. Our man Templegate is back with his Placepot tips in the hope of helping you towards a share of the mammoth £200,000 guaranteed pot! The Placepot is a bet where you select a horse to be placed in the FIRST SIX races of any meeting. You can pick more than one horse in a race – you just multiply the number of selections in each race to calculate your stake. So for staking it's 2x2x2x2x2x2 which adds up to 64 lines. You can stake what you want upwards from 5p a line which would cost a total of £3.20. 10p a line is £6.40 and so on. Provided at least one in each race is placed, we get a payout! Goodwood Tuesday placepot LEG 1: Grey Cuban, Jolly Jack Tar GREY CUBAN clocked a massive personal best when scooting in at Chester last week and looks a fair price to go close again. The booking of Oisin Murphy takes the eye and he is best over this trip on fast or sticky ground. JOLLY JACK TAR is improving with every run and looks the main danger. This is his turf debut for the Gosdens but he had plenty in hand when scoring at Chelmsford last time. He's up 9lb for that but stays and can progress again. LEG 2: Dorset DORSET looked the latest future star off the Balldoyle production line when stepping up from his debut to win impressively at The Curragh. As you'd expect he's from a high-class family and likes this trip. He should take another big step forward under Ryan Moore. LEG 3: Noble Champion, Kinross NOBLE CHAMPION was impressive when winning the Group 3 Jersey Stakes at Royal Ascot last time. Being gelded over the winter has clearly worked wonders as he looked a different horse and clocked a decent time despite drifting across the track late on. He's proven over the trip and is open to plenty of improvement. KINROSS still looks the main danger at the age of eight. He's won this twice and has been placed on his two other attempts. He was just behind Ten Bob Tony – who has an each-way shout here – at Haydock last time but is better off at the weights today and will have needed that comeback. LEG 4: French Master, Illinois FRENCH MASTER put himself right in the picture for the Goodwood Cup when running away with the Copper Horse Handicap at Royal Ascot last time. He won that competitive contest over 1m6f like a top-quality Cup horse in the making. ILLINOIS sets the standard after his second in the Ascot Gold Cup last time to the gutsy Trawlerman. That was his first crack over two miles or more and he saw it out well enough, still finishing ahead of some useful marathon runners. LEG 5: Dream Composer, Redorange DREAM COMPOSER has a cracking record at Goodwood and looks a big price in a wide-open race. He's dropped to his last winning mark and went close at Pontefract last time. A repeat of that gives him a solid chance. REDORANGE was beaten just half a length in hot company at Ascot last time despite having the worst of the draw. That was after an excellent third at the Royal meeting and he's a threat. LEG 6: Naval Light, Anashhad NAVAL LIGHT ran well in the Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot despite still running really green and can improve for Karl Burke who does well with juveniles. ANASHHAD has looked decent in a couple of good maidens and can figure again for Roger Varian. Remember to gamble responsibly A responsible gambler is someone who: Establishes time and monetary limits before playing Only gambles with money they can afford to lose Never chase their losses Doesn't gamble if they're upset, angry or depressed Gamcare – GambleAware – For help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or go to to be excluded from all UK-regulated gambling websites. *New customers online only. Eligibility restrictions apply. One welcome offer per customer. Bet a minimum of £/€10 at odds of 1/1 (2.0) or greater across sports or racing (if EW then min £/€10 Win + £/€10 Place) within 7 days of registration to qualify. Receive £/€20 Tote Credit, £/€10 sports Free Bet and 20 Free Spins on Big Bass Bonanza within 48 hours of qualifying bet settlement. Qualifying bet is the first racing pool or sports bet added to the bet slip. 7-day expiry. 18+. Full T&Cs apply. Full T&Cs apply.
