Prince George and Prince William know all the emotions in the Aston Villa game

Prince William and Prince George Rode the emotional mountain and the roller coaster that every sports fan knows too well during its last football excursion.

The father and son were discovered at Tribunen in Villa Park on Tuesday, April 15, hoping to cheer Aston Villa to victory in the second part of their Champions League quarter final against Paris Saint-Germain. After participates in the first part of the match In Paris on April 9, Prince George and Prince William traveled to Birmingham for the home game, where Aston Villa was commissioned to make the difference after a 3-1 loss last week.

The team started slowly and was down 2-0 at halftime. However, they gathered back to take the lead 3-2, which was the end result, and reduced their total deficit to one.

Through everything, Prince George, 11 and Prince William, 42, did not hide their feelings. At points, William covered his face with his hands – but the couple also celebrated with smiles and hands in the air after Aston Villa’s goal.

The exciting game was another Father-son excursion for William and George after the Prince of Wales said last week that he had “left the other two at home”, with reference to Princess Charlotte9 and Prince Louis6.

“I thought, it’s been 43 years since something similar has happened in my generation like Villa -fan, and I want George to experience a night out from home in a major European competition,” William told TNT Sports, with reference to the team’s first European quarter final at that time. “I hope it’s not 43 years until the next time it happens, but I think these memories are very important to create and bring him tonight is a big deal for me.”

Prince George often goes with his father on football games and suggests that he will continue his father’s tradition of supporting Aston Villa. Prince William once said that his oldest son was “part of pride”, a phrase used to denote fans of Aston Villa, whose insignia have a lion.

However, Prince William has shared how all three of his children play a role in his superstition about the club.

“If we are not doing so well, I start moving around the house fairly quickly and I put the kids in different positions in the hope that it will change happiness,” he told The sun In an interview published on March 14.

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Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are currently on a school break before the Easter weekend. Prince William and Kate Middleton43, usually tries to keep the work to a minimum when their children are on break to spend time as a family.

The couple’s decision to focus on their family during school breaks is just an example of how they raise their children differently than previous generations of royalty.

“These children look quite happy with life,” a palace side previously told People. “Much of that is the stabilizing normality that Kate gives – and that’s how she grew up. William absolutely loves it.”