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Your support makes all the difference.<\/strong>Read more<\/p>\n The Prince of Wales<\/a> has wished the Lionesses<\/a> good luck as they aim for back-to-back European titles.<\/p>\n William, patron of the FA, will be in Basel, Switzerland<\/a>, to cheer the team on Sunday, as they face fierce rivals Spain, who beat them in the 2022 World Cup final.<\/p>\n England\u2019s habit of dramatic late comebacks in this competition was not missed by the royal football fan, whose online message said:\u00a0\u201cGood luck to the Lionesses tomorrow.<\/p>\n \u201cThe nation is so proud you are through to the final, after some stunning comebacks! We are all cheering you on! W.\u201d<\/p>\n England clinched their place in the final with a last-gasp victory over Italy in extra time in Switzerland on Tuesday.<\/p>\n It also took a a dramatic penalty shootout win over Sweden to keep their title hopes alive and reach the semi-final, as England looked as though they were going out in extra time.<\/p>\n