King Charles has expressed his support and sent his heartfelt well-wishes to both the England Red Roses and Canada Women’s Rugby Team as they prepare for their showdown in the Women’s Rugby World Cup Final. It’s a significant moment for both teams, and His Majesty has taken the opportunity to acknowledge their incredible journey to this prestigious match.

In a statement released on Saturday morning, the King expressed, “My wife and I send our warmest good wishes to the England Red Roses and Canada Women’s Rugby Team as you gear up for your World Cup Final. Achieving such a high level in this sport is truly commendable, and both teams should feel enormously proud.”

He continued by highlighting the excitement and pride shared by fans across continents: “Supporters from both sides of the Atlantic are undoubtedly filled with pride and joy as they cheer you on.”

Furthermore, the King emphasized the importance of sportsmanship, saying, “May the best team triumph, and may both teams exhibit the sportsmanship, determination, and resilience that make rugby a joy to watch. Whatever the final score, you have already brought immense pride to your respective nations. Best of luck to all of you.”

The statement was personally endorsed by King Charles.

The highly-anticipated final is scheduled to kick off at 4 PM BST at the iconic Allianz Stadium, Twickenham.

Though King Charles will not grace the event with his presence, he is believed to be residing at Balmoral Castle in the Scottish Highlands. This is customary for the King, who often spends late summer in Scotland until the end of September.

In related news, it has been reported that Prince William traveled to Scotland earlier this week for some personal time with his father, underscoring the family’s strong bond and shared enthusiasm for such engagements.