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Prince of Wales wishes England team luck ahead of World Cup opener
- The Prince of Wales wished England luck on social media ahead of their World Cup opener against Croatia on Wednesday night. He will watch from home with The Princess of Wales and their children.
- Thomas Tuchel's England team kicks off their campaign against Croatia at 9pm at Dallas Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Supporters hope the squad matches Sir Alf Ramsey's heroes of 1966.
- Queuing in scorching heat, fans including Liam Wells and Angela Casey arrived hours early outside the stadium. Texas-based England fan Tammy Murphy told the Press Association the conditions were 'miserable' due to humidity.
- Before the match, the Londoner Pub sold more than 5,000 beers, generating more than £30,000. Fan Martin Mulholland paid £6,000 for two front-row tickets to attend the game.
- Captain Harry Kane acknowledged the anticipation, stating he wants fans 'to have that excitement.' Kane said this is 'one of the best opportunities we will have as a team to win it.
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Prince of Wales wishes England team luck ahead of World Cup opener
William took to social media before the match against Croatia on Wednesday evening.
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Prince William sends personal message to England ahead of crucial World Cup opener against Croatia
Prince William has personally sent his best wishes to England ahead of the Three Lions' opening match of the 2026 Fifa World Cup.The Prince and Princess of Wales's official social media account shared a message of support on Wednesday as England prepared to face Croatia in their first Group L fixture of the tournament.After Fifa posted on X: "Our @FIFAWorldCup journey starts here!", the royal account responded: "Good luck to England ahead of the…
·London, United Kingdom
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