ENGLANDS Wags put on a show in the stands to cheer on the Three Lions against Slovenia.
But it was Conor Gallagher's partner who was the ultimate main attraction.
Gareth Southgate shook things up by bringing the Chelsea midfielder into the starting line-up in place of Trent Alexander-Arnold - although he was hooked off for Kobbie Mainoo at half-time.
But his glamorous Wag Aine May Kennedy certainly had heads turning with her stunning outfit in the family seats.
The Irish model looked beautiful as she rocked a black dress, high heels and sunglasses.
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Unsurprisingly given her man's introduction and the sunny weather in Cologne, Aine May sported a beaming smile.
And she was snapped taking a photo to mark the occasion.
Bukayo Saka's partner Tolami Benson rocked an England tracksuit top.
Ollie Watkins' Wag Ellie Alderson and Jordan Pickford's wife Megan Davison posed for a selfie together in their matching home Three Lions shirts.
Dani Dyer, who is dating Jarrod Bowen, Harry Kane's wife Katie Goodland and Anouska Santos, the partner of Luke Shaw, also opted to match the Three Lions on the pitch with their choice of tops.
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Anthony Gordon's Wag Annie Keating did the same, matching his No18 jersey.
John Stones' partner Olivia Naylor, however, went for a beige crop top and matching linen trousers.
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There were also some parents spotted in the crowd, too.
Jude Bellingham's mum Denise and dad Mark took their seats early - as did Kobbie Mainoo's mother Abena Herold.
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But they did not have much to cheer about once the game got underway.
England struggled to create any chances in the opening exchanges - with Bukayo Saka's goal ruled out for offside.
Then just before half-time, Gallagher and Kane both failed to connect with a peach of a Kieran Trippier cross, whipped in towards the back post.
Things didn't get much better after the break as England laboured to a drab goalless draw - but did secure top spot in Group C.
