Crying Dani Dyer comforted by dad Danny after she watches boyfriend Jarrod Bowen and England team lose Euros final

DANI Dyer was left in tears for heartbroken boyfriend Jarrod Bowen after the England team’s Euros final defeat.

The Love Island star, 27, attended the tense game in Berlin on Sunday at the Olympiastadion stadium.

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Dani was pictured in the stands with her her famous dad Danny Dyer and sister Sunnie, 17, to support fiance and England player Jarrod, 27.

Despite fans across the nation holding onto hope of a win, the Three Lions sadly lost their second successive European Championship final, following a 2-1 defeat to Spain .

TV personality Dani looked teary-eyed as she exited the stadium, with her dad giving her a shoulder to cry on with his arm around her.

Suni was also spotted crying and wiping away her tears following the match.

Dani, who shared one-year-old daughters Summer and Star with the footie star, showed her support for her beau by wearing a England football shirt with Jarrod’s name and number on the back.

She teamed her look with a white frill mini skirt and styled her hair in tight curls.

Dani wasn’t the only WAG who was left disappointed.

Ollie Watkins came on for the last 30 minutes but could not repeat his semi-final heroics against the Netherlands.

He was seen wiping tears from his eyes as partner Ellie Alderson consoled him.

Luke Shaw wore a hoodie over his head as he hugged friends and family.

John Stones shared some moments with Olivia Naylor and their son.

Henderson’s stunning wife Millie was also in the stands – the pair tied the knot in 2022 with Lewis Capaldi serenading their guests.

Fellow stopper Aaron Ramsdale’s wife Georgina wore a white England top with his No13 on it, which sadly proved unlucky.

England’s bid to end the nation’s 58-year-long wait for silverware goes on following their narrow defeat.

An 85th-minute winner from Mikel Oyarzabal broke English hearts around the world and saw La Roja get their hands on the Henri Deleanuy trophy for the fourth time.

But the Three Lions skipper has vowed to keep fighting to bring football home.

He wrote on social media: “Heartbroken we couldn’t achieve what we worked so hard to.

“It was a long tough tournament.

“And I’m so proud of the boys and staff for getting to the final.

“Ultimately we fell short of our target and will have to live with that.

“But as we always do we will pick ourselves up, dust ourselves down and be ready to fight again in an England shirt.

“Thank you to all the fans that believed in us and supported us to the very end!”

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