Euro 2020 final: Kate Moss holds hands with daughter Lila as they strut into Wembley in England tops

Kate Moss and her daughter Lila Moss wore England shirts for the occasion (Picture: James Curley and Magic Moments UK)

Kate Moss and her daughter Lila were spotted strutting into Wembley Stadium hand in hand ahead of the Euro 2020 final.

The duo was among a number of celebrities throwing support behind the England men’s team in the hotly-anticipated match against Italy and used the tarmac as their catwalk.

Supermodel Kate, 47, repped a grey England shirt with black trousers and a matching blazer as she made her way through to the grounds.

Meanwhile, Lila, 18, walked closely alongside her in a white top and flared black jeans, with a leather jacket to keep her warm.

Kate and Lila sat close by to Tom Cruise and David Beckham for the game, who were seen fist bumping after Luke Shaw scored the first goal for England.

Lila reached out for her mum’s hand as they entered the grounds (Picture: James Curley and Magic Moments UK)

The pair both opted for matching black face masks (Picture: James Curley and Magic Moments UK)

During halftime, the mother and daughter posed for a picture with the former international player and his children, Harper Beckham and Cruz Beckham.

David wrapped his arms around his friend Kate and his daughter Harper, with the group grinning for the cameras.

The Moss family posed for a snap with the Beckhams (Picture: Getty)

Before the game got underway, Rob Rinder was spotted stripping off to put his England shirt on in a last-minute outfit change before entering the stadium.

The television lawyer followed the likes of Coleen Rooney, Fern Hawkins, and Megan Davison into the venue with plenty of time to spare before the match started.

(Picture: James Curley and Magic Moments UK)

Guy Richie was also seen looking dapper in a cream blazer, white checkered shirt, and black tie as he entered the grounds with his wife Jacqui Ainsley.

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England got off to a good start at the grand Euro 2020 final, with Shaw volleying home the fastest ever goal in a European Championship final, just one minute and 57 seconds into Sunday evening’s showpiece.

Prince George looked just as shocked as the rest of the nation as The Three Lions momentarily came out on top and cheered in disbelief.

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