England WAGs to fly to Germany and meet their footballer beaus at team HQ ahead of the Three Lions' quarter final fixture against Switzerland

England WAGs are set to fly to Germany today to spend time with their footballing beaus following the team's win on Sunday.

The Three Lions seemed set to crash out of Euro 2024,after they spent the whole match last-16 match trailing one-nil to Slovakia.

However,with Jude Bellingham equalising with a goal five minutes into stoppage time,followed by Harry Kane scoring minutes later,the squad scraped through into the next round. They will now face Switzerland in the quarter-finals,in a match in Dusseldorf on July 6.

Before then though,the team will have the opportunity to meet up with their partners,according to The Mirror.

While it's unknown exactly who will be visiting the team HQ today,the WAGs include Luke Shaw's long-term partner Anouska Santos,Bukayo Saka's girlfriend Tolami Benson,and Jarrod Bowen's partner Dani Dyer among others. 

Rebecca Cooke,the girlfriend of Phil Foden at the Champions League last year

A rival clique was led by Coleen McLoughlin,then Wayne Rooney's finance and was made up of Alex Curran,the wife of Steven Gerrard; Elen Rivas,who was then engaged to Frank Lampard and Carly Zuker,who was dating Joe Cole at the time.

They were all staying in the £1,000 per night Brenner's Park Hotel in the spa town on the edge of the Black Forest and regularly hit a local nightclub where bottles of champagne cost £200.

Reports at the time claimed Victoria had bought 30 pairs of jeans with her while Coleen was said to have insisted on bringing her spray tanning expert with her.

A source said: 'When Coleen's group would go out shopping,spending thousands of pounds or for other trips,they wouldn't invite Victoria and Cheryl along. But Victoria was the undisputed top WAG,and nobody messed with her.

'The current group is not like this at all. They are not party girls and don't really set fashion trends like Victoria and some of the others did. You won't see them going to night clubs in Germany and then appearing in the press the next day.'

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