Prince William watched his beloved Aston Villa play Glasgow Celtic from Scotland in Birmingham, England on Wednesday, Jan. 29

Prince William experienced a night of high drama at Villa Park as his beloved Aston Villa secured a thrilling 4-2 victory over Celtic in the Champions League on Wednesday evening. The Prince of Wales was among the passionate supporters watching the Birmingham side continue their European campaign with an impressive win against the Scottish

The Prince of Wales appeared to be in high spirits tonight as he cheered on Aston Villa during a UEFA Champions League match against Celtic FC in Birmingham

Prince William, the president of the Football Association, was in a cheerful mood as he watched his beloved Aston Villa triumphed in the Champions League.

Whether it is losing his voice roaring them to a famous victory, or slumping with his head in his hands watching them crash to an agonising defeat, the Prince of Wales has taken centre stage during Aston Villa’s return to European football.

ASTON VILLA fans unfurled a massive tifo of celebrity fan Ozzy Osbourne in the Holte End before kick-off. Then we all boarded the Crazy Train for 90 minutes of mayhem in an epic Battle of Britain

Prince William was back in Birmingham on Wednesday to watch his beloved Aston Villa compete against Celtic FC.

Celtic supporters have come under fire for their chants about the Royal Family during the Champions League clash with Aston Villa - and Simon Jordan has had his say

When I think of royal family members who make wild facial expressions (yes, that's a thing), two names immediately come to mind. The first, of course, is Prince Louis. The 6-year-old is notorious for making funny faces during big royal events (perhaps none funnier than during the king's coronation).

Prince William’s dedication to soccer is such that he sat through two hours of abusive chants about his brother Prince Harry, his wife Kate Middleton, his father the king and his late grandmother the queen Wednesday night,