Prince William expressed his disappointment over England's 2-1 World Cup semi-final loss to Argentina, commending the team's 'fight and belief' during the match.

The Prince of Wales, patron of the Football Association, shared a statement from Kensington Palace, urging supporters to 'hold your heads high' despite the defeat.

His remarks highlighted the 'most complete England team in a tournament,' acknowledging their efforts in a thrilling match against Argentina, who secured their place in the final with two late goals.Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer also expressed his grief over the loss, praising the team's passion and dedication.

The Royal Family joined the public sentiment, with a social media post commiserating with Harry and the team while reaffirming their pride in the Three Lions.

The article details the emotional reactions from both the monarchy and political leaders, emphasizing the national pride and resilience of the England squad amid the heartbreak of the semi-final exit.The match, held in Atlanta, saw England's Anthony Gordon score in the 55th minute, but Argentina's late goals proved decisive.

The piece also notes Prince William's longstanding interest in football, often seen supporting Aston Villa FC, and the broader context of the tournament's impact on national morale.