Prince George was the mirror image of his father as he put on an animated display at the Euros final last night.
The young royal, who attended the nail-biting match with the Prince of Wales, 42, was twinning with his dad as he witnessed Spain’s 2-1 victory in Berlin.
Both had their hands on their face at the same time, and were pictured wincing as they witnessed England’s defeat.
Elsewhere, the duo were even seen adjusting their ties – as they sported matching outfits – at the exact same time.
And it’s not the first instance where the pair were spotted channelling one another, with the ten-year-old often seemingly looking to William for guidance on social cues over the years.
Prince George was the mirror image of his father as he put on an animated display at the Euros final last night
Images show how the father and son have donned identical expressions or modelled the same gestures while at an event.
In one instance from just last month, George was the spitting image of his father as both of them inquisitively glanced up to enjoy the flypast at Trooping of the Colour.
They joined the Princess of Wales, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six, to take in action from the Buckingham Palace balcony.
Elsewhere last year, the father and son duo enjoyed the Ashes and were twinning as they sipped on their drinks in synch.
In other instances, the duo have sported equally devastated looks while at other football matches – including a tense Nottingham Forest EPL match against William’s favourite team, Aston Villa, last year.
George’s habit of mirroring his father goes back to when he was just a baby, as the young toddler can be seen pointing and waving in synch with his dad in old throwback photos.
And it’s not just their mannerisms. The royal football fans at the Euros final on Sunday also looked smart in matching navy suits, white shirts, and striped ties as they watched the action unfold between the two rivals.
Despite the loss for England, William and George’s twinning act helped lift the spirits of a dejected nation, with the young royal wearing a near-identical outfit to the Prince of Wales.
In one instance from just last month, George was the spitting image of his father as both of them inquisitively glanced up to enjoy the flypast at Trooping of the Colour
Pictured: William and his mini-me son George watching an Aston Villa game together in March, 2023
Elsewhere last year, the father and son duo enjoyed the Ashes and were twinning as they sipped on their drinks in synch
George has been mirroring his father from a young age – pictured with William in 2015, when he was just a toddler
George has been mirroring his father when he was just a toddler. Pictured left in 2015, at Trooping of the Colour, and in 2022, at the same event years later
Pictured: William and George both passionately point as they watch a match during the 2021 Euros
Prince George has a longstanding history of taking fashion inspiration from his father’s wardrobe, even as a little boy
It’s also not the first time George’s wardrobe has been modelled on his father’s, with the the ten-year-old mirroring his father’s looks since he was a young boy.
Yesterday, the 10-year-old swept his locks to one side, opting for a crisp white shirt with a navy suit jacket, trousers, and a striped tie.
In 2015, a bashful Prince George arrived at Princess Charlotte’s christening in an almost identical outfit to one Prince William wore to meet his newborn brother, Prince Harry, for the first time more than 30 years prior.
George almost stole the show at his sister’s christening and looked adorable in a white shirt and red shorts.
Although the Prince of Wales’s white shirt had slightly more embroidery, in every other respect, George’s outfit, designed by Rachel Riley, was identical to William’s.
The young royal has also continued to look to his father’s fashion style for outfits later in life.
Stepping off a plane hand-in-hand with Prince William in Warsaw in 2017, Prince George’s style bore an uncanny resemblance to his father’s as a youngster.
The little Prince, who kept close to his father as he made his way down the plane’s stairs at Warsaw Chopin Airport in July that year, was in his trademark navy shorts, teamed with a checked shirt.
The look was not a far cry from an outfit his father wore as he disembarked a private plane at Aberdeen Airport for a family summer holiday in 1984 when the Duke of Cambridge was the same age as George now.
Prince George (right) mirrored his father’s 1984 outfit to Princess Charlotte’s christening back in 2015
Royal fans were quick to compare George’s outfit during an official visit to Poland (left) with William’s Aberdeen airport outfit in 1984
Prince George has adopted his father’s look of smart casual attire (pictured during a visit to Cardiff in 2022)
Royal fans were quick to notice that George donned an outfit in line with his father’s style for his tenth birthday portrait (left)
In June 2022, Prince George was the double of his father in a smart navy suit with matching brown shoes as he joined his parents for his first official engagement in Cardiff.
Then eight-years-old, George met performers and crew involved in a special Platinum Jubilee Celebration Concert taking place within the grounds of the castle.
Prince George was certainly dressed for the part, wearing an identical outfit to his father, Prince William.
And last year, royal fans were quick to notice the resemblance between Prince George and his father as a brand new photograph was shared to mark his 10th birthday.
As per tradition, the image was shared by the Prince and Princess of Wales on July 22 – and their eldest child looked more grown up than ever before.
George was dressed in a check shirt – thought to be part of his school uniform – paired with chinos and brown lace-up brown suede brogues that William also favours as a smart/casual look.
In May, the royal father and son duo kept the tradition going by donning matching ensembles to the FA Cup final
William looked animated as he watched the Emirates FA Cup Final match between Manchester City and Manchester United at Wembley Stadium
William and George watched the FA Cup final match live from Wembley Stadium in North West London with 90,000 fans in May
George continued the tradition of taking fashion inspiration from his father in May during the FA Cup final.
The royal football fans looked smart in matching navy suits, white shirts and striped ties as they watched the dramatic clash in a packed Wembley Stadium.
The father and son enjoyed the match alongside tens of thousands of fans from the Royal Box, and 10-year-old George looked animated as he experienced the highs and lows of the cup final.
Chatting in the front row of the box, the father-and-son duo laughed together as the game started. George shared a sweet moment with his father as he smoothed back his styled hair and William whispered in his ear
Before kick-off, the Prince of Wales walked onto the pitch to cheers from the crowd where the two teams were lined up.
Prince George could be seen on his feet and cheering in the stands as he celebrated the scores among elated fans.
Sitting alongside them in the box, Manchester United bosses Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Avram Glazer could be seen cheering wildly alongside legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
The 41-year-old’s attendance at the showpiece game in North West London in front of 90,000 fans was confirmed by palace officials at 9.30am on the day.
Prince William and Prince George continued their twinning act at the Euros 2024 final on Sunday evening
The father-son duo opted to wear matching navy suits, white shirts, and similarly striped ties at the match
It wasn’t just their matching fashion that lifted the hearts of England yesterday evening, but their display of affection to one another when celebrating England’s goal
The father and son appeared visibly heartbroken as they stared out at the pitch with their heads in their hands
Prince George and Prince William experienced a full range of emotions as they watched England play Spain last night.
After Spain scored their first goal in the match, Prince George looked visibly disappointed as he took a seat next to his father.
William and George then jumped up out of their seats and shouted in celebration alongside Keir Starmer when Cole Palmer scored for England.
Following their celebration, Prince William turned to hug Prince George, who appeared overwhelmed with joy.
However, William and George’s joy was short-lived as Spain scored again just minutes later – thereby securing the Euros 2024 victory.
The father and son appeared visibly heartbroken as they stared out at the pitch with their heads in their hands.
Posting from the official Kensington Palace account just seconds after the final whistle, he commiserated with the team after watching them closely miss out on victory.
William wrote: ‘This time it just wasn’t meant to be. We’re all still so proud of you. Onwards @England. W.’
