On Wednesday evening, Aston Villa rewrote history by winning the European League final. The Birmingham team beat Freiburg in Germany, completing a 30-year winning streak of any trophy and the club's first European success since 1982.

Close to 20,000 team fans turned the Turkish city to Astonbul, the holy day of the achievement. Aston Villa soundly defeated their opponents 3:0, thanks to goals from Tielemans, Buendia and Rogers.

The most important guest in the stands was Prince William, a long-time and devoted fan of Aston Valley.. Television cameras recorded how the successor to the British throne experienced a whole range of emotions throughout the game, and after the final whistle, I joyfully celebrated Christmastide at once and captured the historical moment on the phone, since the team captain John.

After the match, the prince published an emotional note:.

\! Great regards to all the players, team, staff and everyone associated with the club! 44 rocks from the moment of the remaining settlement of the European Union! "

We also explicitly mention Boubacar Camara, who, due to injury, was unable to play, but became an invisible part of the team until such success.

Team captain John McGinn gushed warmly about the royalty's encouragement:.

" He's a big fan of Willie. “Vin is just a great guy, a wonderful mother of his support,” McGinn said in an interview with TNT Sports.

The Royal Homeland is not the only star-stricken Birmingham patient. Before the match, Oscar-winning actor Tom Genks made a special eight-second video on BBC Radio WM with the words: “This is Tom Genks in the New States of America, who thinks about only one thing: go, Villa.”.

Prince William, who was born just 26 days after Villa won the European Cup in 1982, began supporting the team even before school started. You are obviously looking forward to cheering for the favorites in the Manchester United and Chelsea championship, and will try to support the team, which could give you some emotional thrills.