Prince William made TNT Sports pundits ‘nervous’ before viral interview at PSG vs Aston Villa clash

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PRINCE WILLIAM made TNT Sports’ pundits “nervous” moments before stunning them with his pre-match analysis of his beloved Aston Villa’s clash with Paris Saint-Germain.

The future king – who exclusively told The Sun how he lurks anonymously on Villa fan forums – was a surprise guest for TNT’s coverage of the first leg of the Villans’ Champions League quarter-final tie with the French giants on Wednesday.

Prince William, Prince George, and other spectators at a soccer match.MEGA
Prince William watched Aston Villa’s Champions League clash with PSG in Paris[/caption]
Prince William, an Aston Villa fan, being interviewed.TNT SPORTS
The monarch took his seat shortly after wowing footie fans with his pre-match punditry[/caption]
Three men being interviewed with microphones.TNT SPORTS
Ally McCoist has admitted Wills made him and Rio Ferdinand ‘nervous’[/caption]

And he proved he’s a true supporter with some brilliant tactical analysis.

His understanding of both teams’ tactics blew away Rio Ferdinand and Ally McCoist, who were a bag of nerves as they broke down the game with the monarch.

Speaking on talkSPORT Breakfast, Rangers legend McCoist candidly admitted to co-host Dean Saunders: “I was a bit nervous.”

McCoist, like the viewers at home, was blown away by Wills’ knowledge of the beautiful game.

The Scot continued: “He’s a proper Villa fan, isn’t he? He really, really is. He’s a proper football fan.

“If anybody watched him celebrate that opening goal with his boy, that’s what dads and boys do.

“It was absolutely different class, it really was.

“And I don’t mind telling you, big Rio and I were a little bit nervous before the interview because it’s not every day of the week, you interview royalty live on television.

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Prince George and Prince William at a soccer match.SPLASH
Prince George and Prince William celebrated wildly when Aston Villa took the lead[/caption]
Soccer player holding a flag.Getty
Morgan Rogers had fired Villa into a surprise lead[/caption]

“But he was magic, proper knows his football, he was really interested heavily into the tactics as well.

“It was just a breath of fresh air, it really was great, and as I say when the camera is on him… and you watch him celebrate with his son with a goal, it’s just brilliant.

“Because it’s every dad and his boy. Every dad and his boy.”

Wills, 42, watched from the stands with Prince George as Villa suffered a 3-1 defeat to the Parc des Princes.

Unai Emery‘s troops will look to overturn the deficit on Tuesday night when they welcome the Parisians to Villa Park.

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