Prince William is annoyed with German national players

Prince William returned angry to the English royal family on Wednesday evening.

DFB striker Timo Werner is to blame for this.

London - At the game of Chelsea * against Aston Villa, a royal guest appeared at Stamford Bridge: Prince William watched the League Cup game in the stands.

However, there was nothing for the prince to celebrate.

He is an ardent Aston Villa fan - and the German team of the Blues missed the evening for him: Thanks to a goal by Timo Werner * and a little luck on penalties, Thomas Tuchel * 's team prevailed against Aston Villa in the third round of the League Cup .

The German faction in the Champions League winner usually completes Antonio Rüdiger, but he was not in the squad on Wednesday and was spared.

Timo Werner brings Chelsea FC to victory - Prince William looks into the tube

Prince William wore a wine-red sweater and a light blue shirt in the stadium - the colors of his club.

The TV cameras caught the 39-year-old over and over again.

In the 54th minute Werner headed the 1-0, a little later, however, Cameron Archer also headed the guests to equalize.

In the duel from the point, the Blues finally showed better nerves.

Much to Prince William's annoyance.

Tonight, the Duke of Cambridge surprised us and watched the football match between Aston Villa and Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in London ⚽ 💜 # PrinceWilliam pic.twitter.com/NiFtzxPqD0

- Catherine And William 🇧🇷 (@kateandwillian) September 23, 2021

The royal family still cheered: William's son George, of all people, has become a Chelsea fan, as the prince once

revealed

in a

interview.

"I said you can support anyone except Chelsea, so of course he supports Chelsea." He's made a good decision at the moment - the Blues are top of the table after five matchdays.

English League Cup: Chelsea continue, Manchester United fail at West Ham

Manchester United * also got off to a good start to the season, but in the League Cup they were surprisingly defeated by West Ham United.

After an early goal, the "Hammers" limited themselves almost exclusively to defending and thus pulled the tooth out of the Red Devils without Cristiano Ronaldo.