Prince William has responded to Ally McCoist as Aston Villa secured a third consecutive victory in the Champions League to continue to their dream start to the competition.
Unai Emery’s side earned a 2-0 win over Bologna to maintain their 100 per cent record in the competition.
Second half goals from John McGinn and Jhon Duran saw Aston Villa past the Serie A outfit.
Co-commentator Ally McCoist quipped during the match whether Aston Villa supporter Prince William would have been among the fans watching the side.
Prince William responded to a post highlighting how the Villains are the first side to three games in the Champions League this season to confirm he had seen the match.
Aston Villa beat Bologna 2-0 to continue their strong start to the Champions League
Ally McCoist wondered whether Aston Villa fan Prince William had been watching the match
‘Of course I was watching, @Ally_McCoist9 #UTV W,’ a post from the Kensington Royal account read.
Prince William and McCoist have lauded Aston Villa’s run in the Champions League to date.
The pair had discussed the club when McCoist received his OBE last month ahead of Aston Villa’s stunning win over Bayern Munich.
‘Such a proud moment for myself and my family, I am humbled to be receiving my OBE from Prince William at Windsor Castle today,’ McCoist said last month.
‘Thank you for all the support and messages it means so much. Did we speak about @AVFCOfficial ?? That’s between the Prince and I.
Prince William had been in attendance when Aston Villa beat Bayern Munich last month
‘I think the fact that we had met before and chatted before was a good degree of comfort
‘It was great, it was special. You sometimes worry will there be things to say, will there be things to talk about, but he puts everybody at ease. I really enjoyed the couple of minutes’ conversation we had.
‘I’m obviously well aware that the prince is an Aston Villa fan – they’ve got a very, very big game tonight, which I think he’s going to. So we spoke about that, and just generally working in broadcasting and life, really.’
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