Joy and heartbreak for Prince William as Villa comeback not enough to beat PSG | UK News

Prince William was one of the heartbroken Aston Villa fans after the club was knocked out of the Champions League by the Champions League by Paris Saint-Germain.

The Midlands Club pulled as under-dogs in the second-leg quarterfinals on Tuesday, with an uphill fight against French champions after losing 3-1 last week.

While the men of Unai Emery PSG scored nearby and eventually won the night 3-2, the total score finished 5-4, so it was a heart strings for the Royal Football fan.

William was attended with his 11-year-old son Prince George.

George carried his clearing and blue scarf and was seen blowing his arms in celebration of his father to the goals.

The father-son duo was Also present for the first leg in Pariswith William, even participating in some pre-game analysis.

During the Tuesday night match, the Royal went through the emotional wrestling during the match.

He is depicted and enjoys the ups and downs and four Villa’s fast fire, but eventually left heartbreaking.

Sad and joy for William

‘Wear my happy clothes’

Prior to the first match in Paris last week, William spoke to TNT Sports Pundits Ally McCoist and Rio Ferdinand.

He admitted that he was “pretty terrified” and “nervous”, but said he “wears all my happy clothes”.

On a question by former English defender Ferdinand whether he was on a ‘Lads tour’ after the match with friends, William said: ‘Well, I also have my son here, so I’m the best behavior too.

“But I thought: You know what, it’s been 43 years since something like this happened in my generation as a villa fan, and I want George to have an evening from home in a big European competition.

“I hope it’s not 43 years until the next one happens, but I think these memories are very important to create tonight and bring him along is a big deal for me.”