Jordan Pickford’s wife Megan decked out in England shirt as Wags cheer on their men in Euro 2024 opener vs Serbia
And it did not take long for them to have something to cheer
JORDAN PICKFORD’S wife Megan donned an England shirt while Jude Bellingham’s family sat nearby as they cheered their loved ones on to victory in Gelsenkirchen.
The Three Lions beat Serbia 1-0 in their opening Group C clash at Euro 2024 last night.
And Gareth Southgate’s men had their loved ones cheering them on as they made a dream start to the tournament.
Bukayo Saka’s deflected cross was headed home by Bellingham from close-range after just 13 minutes, and that proved to be the only goal of the game.
The Real Madrid midfielder, 20, had his younger brother Jobe, who plays for Sunderland, watching on alongside their parents.
And Arsenal attacker Saka’s partner Tolami Benson looked nervous as she fiddled with her hair in the build-up waiting for kick off.
But they were not the only family and friends in attendance.
Megan, who welcomed their second child into the world last September, was decked out in a white England shirt with the No.1, in honour of her hubby Pickford, on the front.
And she was spotted capturing the moment pre-match on her phone as the atmosphere built. Megan was also seen deep in conversation with another England Wag, Aine Kennedy.
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Decked out in the No.16 kit, she was there to cheer on her partner Conor Gallagher, who was brought off the bench in the second hby Southgate.
Fellow substitute Ollie Watkins had his girlfriend Ellie Anderson to support him from the stands.
Three Lions skipper Harry Kane’s brother Charlie had his sibling’s shirt on while the striker’s wife, Katie Goodland, had the same No.9 jersey in white.
It was a dream start thanks to Bellingham’s opener, sparking celebration in the friends and family section of the England camp.
However, the Three Lions failed to turn their dominance into more goals before the break as they went in just one ahead.
Meet England's Euro 2024 Wags
England Wags range from childhood sweethearts to recently blossoming love stories.
Katie Goodland (Harry Kane’s wife)
The fitness instructor has been married to the England captain since 2019 and joined him in Germany with their four children after he joined Bayern Munich.
Laura Celia Valk (Jude Bellingham’s girlfriend)
The stunning Dutch model, 25, has more than half a million Instagram followers and is said to be absolutely smitten with the Real Madrid star.
Rebecca Cooke (Phil Foden’s girlfriend)
Foden’s childhood sweetheart and the mother of his two kids tends to keep out of the spotlight, but is a regular at England games.
Dani Dyer (Jarrod Bowen’s girlfriend)
England’s most famous Wag, former Love Island winner and daughter of Eastenders’ Danny Dyer.
Iris Law (Trent Alexander-Arnold’s girlfriend)
Dani Dyer isn’t the only actor’s daughter dating an England star. Iris’ dad is Hollywood legend Jude Law.
Megan Davison (Jordan Pickford’s wife)
Megan has been with Pickford since he was 14 years old. The couple married in 2022 and have one son.
Olivia Naylor (John Stones’ girlfriend)
The 33-year-old former beautician has stepped back from her role after giving birth to a baby son.
Read more about the Wags who will be supporting England at Euro 2024 here
Gallagher did get introduced to the action late on as England looked to hold on to their lead.
And they did have to survive some heavy pressure, although Kane almost doubled their lead as he hit the crossbar near the end.
But the one goal from man of the match Bellingham proved to be enough to secure the three points.
Now they can secure a place in the knockouts if they beat at 5pm.
Bellingham told BBC afterwards: “I thought they are a very tough side. Very robust, strong and a big group of lads and it was important that we prepared well.
“The staff got it right. We prepared all week very well. We knew the roles we had to do. We try to keep to our own standards and try to do our own job.
“It’s important that we got off to a good start. Positive inside the camp and on to the next one.
“I have got used to getting into the box, getting wide and trying to do that. I got into that habit at Madrid and I wanted to carry my form into the Euros.
“It’s a great start for me personally to get my confidence up and to help the lads get the win is the most important thing.”
