Prince William, the Prince of Wales and president of the Football Association, says he is not planning to attend games at the upcoming World Cup unless England or Scotland reach the final, according to reports. One report states that his attendance plans depend specifically on whether England or Scotland make the final match. Another account adds further detail, saying it is understood he would attend only if England reaches the final—reaching their first World Cup final since 1966. The articles frame the comments as part of his role connected to football administration, with William described as a patron/president figure associated with the FA. Across the reports, the common point is that his presence at the tournament is conditional on the teams’ progress to the final. No sources cited provide additional information on his plans for matches in the earlier rounds or on whether any attendance would be automatic if England or Scotland qualify for the final. The reports also do not clarify whether his decision would extend to both England and Scotland depending on which team advances.