Amanda Holden joins a glamorous Michelle Keegan and Tess Daly as they show off England flag at Wembley for the Euro 2020 final
Stars came out in force ahead of England’s much-anticipated Euro 2020 final against Italy at London’s Wembley Stadium.
And Amanda Holden, Michelle Keegan, 34, and Tess Daly, 52, showed support for the squad at the much anticipated match on Sunday.
‘I mean it really could be coming home,’ wrote the Britain’s Got Talent judge, 50, alongside the patriotic post.
‘It really could be coming home’: Amanda Holden, Michelle Keegan and Tess Daly showed support for the squad at the much anticipated Euro 2020 final at Wembley on Sunday
Amanda looked flawless as she held up an England flag in a white vest top alongside her A-list pals.
Michelle and Tess put on a glamorous display as they beamed in front of the pitch ahead of England’s show down against Italy.
Amanda wore her caramel locks in neat curls and dressed up for the momentous match in layers of lipgloss.
The post pitch-side post comes as Amanda posed in an England shirt earlier on Sunday.
It’s coming home: The post pitch-side post comes as Amanda posed in an England shirt earlier on Sunday
She told The Sun: ‘It has been lovely to feel united and watch the country come together. I’m proud to be supporting England.’
And Tess was feeling the football spirit too as she posed a sweet selfie alongside her husband Vernon Kay, 47.
‘This feels surreal! I cant believe we are actually here…in THE FINAL! COME ON ENGLAND,’ wrote the Strictly Come Dancing presenter as she cosied up to her beau.
‘COME ON ENGLAND’: Tess was feeling the football spirit too as she posed a sweet selfie alongside her husband Vernon Kay, 47
Tess looked effortlessly chic in a green satin shirt which she styled with a pair of white trousers for the game.
She wore her blonde tresses in a sleek straight style and accessorised with a silver chain necklace.
Meanwhile, Vernon cut a dapper figure in a black open-collared shirt and matching trousers for the sports event.
Tess looked effortlessly chic in a green satin shirt which she styled with a pair of white trousers for the game and Vernon sported an open-collared black shirt
Ahead of the game, England manager Gareth Southgate urged the nation to ‘stop looking at the negatives of our own country’ because ‘England has so much to be proud of’ as he rallied millions of patriotic fans.
Invoking the courage of a Second World War generation, England’s manager said Britain should not be ashamed of its history – as he praised his squad’s role in driving ‘tolerance and inclusion’.
Speaking at a press conference alongside his captain Kane on Saturday night at the Grove Hotel in Hertford, Southgate said his focus was on ‘bringing the trophy home’, adding: ‘We’re here to win.’
Ahead of the game: Gareth Southgate (pictured) urged the nation to ‘stop looking at the negatives of our own country’ because ‘England has so much to be proud of’