England's WAGs thrilled as Three Lions give them 2-1 victory
Football fans were on the edge of their seats tonight as Southgate's side narrowly secured a place in the Euro 2024 quarter-final after a massive scare against Slovakia.
But no one was as thrilled as England's WAGs who were pictured cheering in the stands at Gelsenkirchens's 60-000 capacity Arena AufSchalke.
Annie Kilner supported Kyle Walker - only taking her eye off the ball to bottle feed their two-month-old son Rezon.
Kilner, 30, travelled from her Cheshire home with all four of the couple's children after their marriage was rocked by the full-back's admission to fathering a child out of wedlock with influencer Lauryn Goodman.
And friends claim she has the full backing of her fellow WAGS during the tournament, with England set to play Switzerland in the quarter-finals on Saturday after coming from behind to beat Slovakia 2-1.
Kyle Walker joins his family in the stands after the intense match
Kyle Walker kisses his son Rezon as Annie Kilner looks on
Kilner, 30, travelled from her Cheshire home with all four of the couple's children after their marriage was rocked by the full-back's admission to fathering a child out of wedlock
Walker hugs his son after the tense match against Slovakia
Skipper Kane kisses his wife Katie in the stands
Katie Kane takes a picture of captain Harry Kane posing with his child after the match
Ollie Watkins sits in the stands with partner Ellie Anderson after the game
A source told MailOnline: 'Annie flew out via private jet with all four of her children to support Kyle and the team for the first knockout match against Slovakia.
'They adore watching the squad, cheering on their Dad and mixing with the other families pitchside.
'It's what they're used to, having grown up surrounded by the world of football and nothing will change this.
'Knowing they're cheering him on from the stands, alongside other members of his family, means the world to him.
'Annie is surrounded by love from the other WAGS who admire her strength and resilience.
'The WAGs recently pledged their support amidst the circus involving Lauryn and want Annie to know they have her and Kyle's back.
'They're all a big family no matter what happens between the adults and pitch together to support the young ones amongst them.'
Jude Belllingham (left) scored a last-minute equaliser and captain Harry Kane (right) headed the team to a 2-1 victory
Bellingham, 21, wears a Slovakia shirt as he hugs his father Mark Bellingham
Goalscorer Bellingham refers to his mother as his 'Queen'
Ivan Toney celebrates with his family in the stands
Conor Gallagher hugs Eine May Kennedy in the stands after the victory
Gallagher looks loved up in the stands as Kennedy looks at her phone
Gallagher poses for a photo after the nailbiting match
Georgina Irwin (left), wife of Aaron Ramsdale, and Aine May Kennedy (right), Conor Gallagher's partner, stand together after the tight match
Jarrod Bowen in the stands with partner Dani Dyer after the match
Dyer, 27, holds Bowen's shirt after the game
Ellie Anderson, partner of Ollie Watkins, looks on as England secure a narrow victory of Slovakia
Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford greets Megan Pickford in the crowd in his England tracksuit
The pair talk in the stands after England won 2-1 to Slovakia
Kane greets his brother Charlie (right) as England secure a place in the quarter-final
It is understood that the WAGS were so confident Southgate's side would beat Slovakia that they already booked private jets for the quarter-finals.
Some of them predicted that England would win and will be flying to the team hotel in Germany from Manchester on a chartered plane.
The WAG's already travelled a total of 3,200 miles during the group stages.
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