England stars celebrate with loved ones after Euro 2024 victory

England stars celebrated with their families after winning their Euro 2024 opener last night.

Gareth Southgate’s side recorded a 1-0 win over Serbia thanks to Jude Bellingham’s first-half goal. The result puts England top of their group ahead of their next game against Denmark on Thursday night.

Following the match, the team celebrated with loved ones inside the Veltins-Arena in Gelsenkirchen, Germany. Captain Harry Kane was pictured hugging his wife Kate, who blew a kiss.

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The couple even took a selfie together after the match, the Mirror reports. Despite not scoring, Kane put in a solid performance, narrowly missing a goal thanks to an excellent save from Serbian goalkeeper Predrag Rajkovic.

His brother Charlie was also there to show his support. Chelsea star Conor Gallagher was also pictured sharing a warm hug with his partner Aine May Kennedy after his impact performance from the bench.

Ollie Watkins was seen cuddling with partner Ellie Alderson after the game, a moment captured and shared on her Instagram story. Jarrod Bowen’s partner Dani Dyer was also in the stands at the Veltins-Arena, showing his support by wearing an England shirt and sharing a video of the West Ham player warming up. Bowen managed to get some game time in the second half and even created a chance for Kane.

The Real Madrid Bellingham player was supported by his family, including his father Mark and mother Denise. His younger brother Jobe Bellingham, who is making a name for himself at Sunderland, was also there to witness the triumph.

Other notable attendees included Bukayo Saka’s girlfriend Tolami Benson and Jordan Pickford’s wife Tolami wearing a stylish leather jacket.

England soccer team WAGs sent Father’s Day messages to their partners ahead of Euro 2024 opener. They recorded clips of their children in England kits to give Gareth Southgate’s side a morale boost as they kick off in Germany . The videos featured the stars making their international debut and singing the national anthem.

Many also referenced our iconic 1966 4-2 win over Germany to motivate the class of 2024. The WAGs enlisted the help of a ‘content expert’ for parts of the montage.

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