Britain's Prince Harry watched England beat Australia at Twickenham stadium on Saturday (02.11.13).
The 29-year-old royal displayed a cheesy grin as he cheered on the English rugby team to victory against the Wallabies during the first game of the Autumn Internationals.
The Prince looked dapper in his navy suit and red tie as he clapped on his team, which won 20-13, and chatted to fans around him in the stands at the London stadium.
Prior to the match, Harry recorded a YouTube video to wish the English rugby team good luck ahead of the internationals.
He said: "Really good luck for the autumn internationals. I think I'm only going to be here for the Aussie game but best of luck for Argentina and New Zealand as well.
"Make sure you win every single one of them.
"You're going to have all the support here -- you're going to have 80,000 people in this fantastic stadium. Hopefully the stadium will be filled with white shirts so let's bring it home, make it happen. Make the most of it, everyone's behind you."
The fourth in line to the British throne and his father, the Prince of Wales, welcomed players and officials from all 14 nations currently taking part in the Rugby League World Cup in the UK to Clarence House in London for a reception last month.
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