Prince George and dad William's wild reaction to England's Euro 2020 goal in final against Italy

Prince George has turned eight and his parents Prince William and Kate Middleton have shared a new picture of their adorable son. The young royal, who recently attended the England match against Italy in the European Championships at Wembley Stadium in London, looked every inch the birthday boy as he posed in a navy polo shirt and shorts for the annual birthday portrait.

Kate Middleton has been seen sharing a sweet moment with her son Prince George after he was left heartbroken by England's defeat against Italy in the Euro 2020 final.The 39 year old mum-of-three, who is also mother to Princess Charlotte, six, and three year old Prince Louis, attended the big match on Sunday 11 July, which saw the squad miss three penalty shootouts, losing 3-2.

Prince George could be kept “out of the limelight” after a stream of social media abuse was hurled at him, a royal author and expert has claimed. Robert Jobson, co-author of the book, Diana: Closely Guarded Secret, told Australian show Sunrise TV that the young prince could be taken out of the spotlight after football fans mocked him for wearing a suit and tie while watching the England vs Italy Euro 2020 final on Sunday July 11.

England stars on his Twitter page. Andrew Lawrence's tour was cancelled after the venues refused to host him.

Prince William is personally speaking out against racist attacks hurled at Team England players Bukayo Saka, Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho on social media after they missed penalty kicks during the Euro 2020 final on Sunday.The three players, who are Black, are among the youngest members of Team England.

Prince George was going to be allowed to wear an England football jersey to the Euro 2020 final if dad Prince William had his way. But Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, reportedly was not so keen.

Goal! It can be exciting to watch a soccer team score a goal, especially during a championship match. Prince George adorably captured that joy while taking in the Euro 2020 final with his parents, Prince William and Duchess Kate.

Prince George stole the show at the Euro 2020 final - fact! The seven-year-old joined his parents the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to watch England play against Italy and royal fans all over the world were overjoyed to see him. READ: Prince George in his England football kit is everythingThe nail-biting game was hard to watch, but seeing the young royal sing the national anthem alongside his parents, as well as watching his cheers from the royal box was the cutest.

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Prince George captured the mood of a nation when he was pictured jumping for joy as England scored the first goal against Italy in last night's final. But many fans questioned why the 7-year old was not wearing an England shirt for the occasion and had instead been dressed in a suit and tie.

It was a tough night for England as their football team lost to Italy at Euro 2020 finals in penalty kicks after a 1–1 draw following extra time to close out the tournament. The evening turned out to be a sour one English fans who had been chanting the "It's coming home" mantra with a lot of hopes.

Goal! It can be exciting to watch a soccer team score a goal, especially during a championship match. Prince George adorably captured that joy while taking in the Euro 2020 final with his parents, Prince William and Duchess Kate.

Prince George, 7, couldn’t contain his excitement during the Euro 2020 final! England and Italy faced off in the epic match held at Wembley on July 11, and just two minutes into the game, Luke Shaw scored a historically quick goal. George was beaming with excitement during the moment as he stood and clapped alongside an equally as excited Prince William and Kate Middleton. Taken a back, he looked up as dad clearly ecstatic as the entire stadium roared!

Prince George is enjoying some family time at the big game!

Truck parked adjacent to Arthur Avenue on Crescent Avenue and Adams Place.Each time Italy scores, this Neapolitan brick-oven pizza spot near Union Square erupts like Mount Vesuvius.