Adele goes WILD over Harry Kane's extra time penalty while Robbie Williams and Dua Lipa rejoice over England's win as they head to Euro 2020 final

On Wednesday night, England beat Denmark 2-1 for a place in the Euros 2020 final.

And Adele was one of many celebrities rejoicing over the team's success at Wembley Stadium, as she led the stars sharing their delight over the result alongside Robbie Williams and Dua Lipa.

The Chasing Pavements hitmaker, 33, shared a video of herself watching the match where she jumped up in glee and shook her hair back and forth after Kane's goal.

It's coming home! Adele went WILD over Harry Kane's extra time penalty while Robbie Williams and Dua Lipa rejoiced over England's win on Wednesday as the team are headed to the Euro 2020 final

Delighted: In the video, Adele jumped up in glee and shook her hair back and forth after Kane's goal and in the caption she wrote: 'ITS B****Y COMING HOME'

In the caption to the video, she wrote: 'ITS B****Y COMING HOME'

Robbie's wife Ayda Field, meanwhile, shared an image of the rocker yelling in delight with his fists in the air which she overlaid with the Three Lions football anthem.

Ayda joked: 'The exact moment when @RobbieWilliams realised, that for first time in his entire life, football is coming home.'

Dua was similarly excited by the results as she shared a slew of snaps while watching the match with her friends, and she donned a red mini dress and England face paint for the occasion.

Ecstatic: Dua was similarly excited by the results as she shared a slew of snaps while watching the match with her friends, and she donned a red mini dress and England face paint for the occasion

Supporting from home: The singer put on a very animated display as she posed for snaps alongside her friends, and she also posed while sat in front of an English flag

Beyond happy: Robbie's wife Ayda Field, meanwhile, shared an image of the rocker yelling in delight with his fists in the air which she overlaid with the Three Lions football anthem

The singer put on a very animated display as she posed for snaps alongside her friends, and she also posed while sat in front of an English flag.

Rochelle and Marvin Humes got to enjoy the match from the stadium, and they shared videos of the moment Kane made his penalty goal and the euphoria they and the other fans felt.

The presenter was seen squealing in delight as she and her husband danced up and down with joy, as the other fans that surrounded them also cheered.

In her post, she shared: 'It's only b****y coming home!!!!!! O M G Thanks so much @heineken for having us tonight #EnjoyTheRivalry'

Score! Rochelle and Marvin Humes got to enjoy the match from the stadium, and they shared videos of the moment Kane made his penalty goal and the euphoria they and the other fans felt

Delighted: In her post, she shared: 'It's only b****y coming home!!!!!! O M G Thanks so much @heineken for having us tonight #EnjoyTheRivalry'

Cheering: Piers Morgan was seen celebrating the win in the stands, while Abbey Clancy shared a snap with her friends

Olly Murs was also beside himself over the results, in a video taken by a friend he was seen looking tense as he waited for Kane to score and after he did shouted in glee.

He then jumped up and down and shouted in delight with his friends, and wrote in the caption: 'The moment when Harry Kane actually made my heart skip a beat! GET IN!!'

Meanwhile, Ashley Cain was seen jumping up onto a bar and downing a pint in delight after Kane's goal.

Yes! Olly Murs was also beside himself over the results, in a video taken by a friend he was seen looking tense as he waited for Kane to score and after he did shouted in glee

Meanwhile, Ashley Cain was seen jumping up onto a bar and downing a pint in delight after Kane's goal.

Shocked? Ulrika also shared her reaction on social media following the game

Earlier in the day, James Corden reunited with his family at Wembley stadium, after 18 months apart, to watch the match in person.

The Gavin and Stacey star, 42 - who now lives in America - took to Instagram to share a photograph of himself with his parents and two younger sisters in the stands.

Alongside the cute shot, James wrote: 'It's been almost a year and a half since I've been in the same room as my mum, dad and my sisters, And what a room to be in!

Wild: Rob Beckett was excited beyond belief after the game finished with England's win

Family: Nicole Appleton and son Gene Gallagher were also at Wembley to enjoy the match

He came home! Earlier in the day, James Corden reunited with his family at Wembley stadium, after 18 months apart, to watch the match in person

'I can't begin to tell you how emotional it's all making me! Come on England!!!!!'

Holly Willoughby, 40, got into the spirit of things by posting a snap of herself in an England top.

The blonde beauty posed with a cardboard cutout of Gareth Southgate on the set of This Morning, and wrote: 'Let's Go England!'

Let's go! Holly Willoughby, 40, got into the spirit of things by posting a snap of herself in an England top while posing with a cardboard cutout of Gareth Southgate

Excited: Abbey took to her Instagram Stories to show herself in a taxi en-route to watch the big game

Peace! She showcased her best poses while clad in a tight white England T-shirt

Abbey Clancy took to her Instagram Stories to show herself in a taxi en-route to watch the big game.

She ruffled her hair and showcased her best poses while clad in a tight white England T-shirt.

Rio Ferdinand, 42, shared a video of himself geering up football fans just hours before the game began.

Jaime Winstone, 36, looked glamorous as she wore a pillar box red lipstick with her white England polo shirt.

Come on! Rio Ferdinand, 42, shared a video of himself geering up football fans just hours before the game began

Glam: Jaime Winstone, 36, looked glamorous as she wore a pillar box red lipstick with her white England polo shirt

Wow! Jessica Wright, 35, looked sensational as she posed in a fluffy white dressing gown, while wearing a full face of make-up finished off with a red lip

Wow! Former Love Island star Tyne-Lexy Clarson, 24, stripped to a skimpy England branded swimsuit for a sexy snap

Oh my! Love Island's Hannah Elizabeth left little to the imagination as she posed in a thong and an England T-shirt rolled up high to reveal her underboob

Jessica Wright, 35, looked sensational as she posed in a fluffy white dressing gown, while wearing a full face of make-up finished off with a red lip.

Pregnant Stacey Solomon enjoyed the evening with son Rex, fiancé Joe Swash and her father at Woolston Manor.

Love Island's Hannah Elizabeth left little to the imagination as she posed in a thong and an England T-shirt rolled up high to reveal her underboob.

Come on England! Zoe Ball and partner Michael Reed donned Three Lions branded clothing for their supportive Instagram snap

With the boys: Pregnant Stacey Solomon enjoyed the evening with son Rex, fiancé Joe Swash and her father at Woolston Manor

Match time: This Country star Daisy May Cooper went to the match, and joked she had to buy her own tickets after a brand deal with Heineken fell through

Piers, 56, was keen to let his followers know that he was at Wembley for the semi-final.

The ex GMB host posted a photograph of himself and sons Spencer and Bertie, who was draped in a flag, waiting outside the stadium ahead of the game.

Former Love Island star Tyne-Lexy Clarson, 24, stripped to a skimpy England branded swimsuit for a sexy snap.

Getting involved: Piers, 56, was keen to let his followers know that he was at Wembley for the semi-final with his sons Spencer and Bertie

Jordan North enjoyed a pint before the match

Here she is! Rising tennis star Emma Raducanu, 18, looked ecstatic to be at Wembley after retiring from her fourth round Wimbledon tennis match on Monday

BBC Radio One presenter Jordan North, 31, revealed that he was calming his pre-match tension with a pint at the pub.

He wrote alongside a snap of himself: 'This is helping me cope with the PMT (Pre-Match tension). COME ON ENGLAND!!!'

Rising tennis star Emma Raducanu, 18, looked ecstatic to be at Wembley after retiring from her fourth round Wimbledon tennis match on Monday.

Cheers! Rochelle and husband Marvin sipped on drinks as they made their way to Wembley for the England game

Adorable: Billie Faiers held a party for her children Arthur and Nelly, and posted snaps of them wearing England kits and branded hats and blow-up toys

Sweet: Samantha Faiers showed her support by sharing an adorable snap of son Paul in a football kit while enjoying time at Seatown Beach in Dorset

Rebekah Vardy sold stories for cash and to boost her profile, says Coleen's counsel

Coleen Rooney's barrister David Sherborne argued that the 'exceptionally close relationship' Mrs Vardy is said to have had with The Sun is a key part of the case.

In written submissions, Mr Sherborne said Mrs Vardy had a 'habitual practice' of providing private information to the press to promote her profile.

He said: 'The timing of positive coverage of the claimant in The Sun was strikingly close to the publication of other articles ... that were leaked from the defendant's private Instagram.

'This supports the inference that the claimant was benefiting from the leak of private information about the defendant to the newspaper.'

Mr Sherborne added that that Mrs Vardy used her close relationship with The Sun or its journalists 'for the purposes of promoting or financially exploiting her public profile'.

The barrister later claimed that Mrs Vardy would receive a split of commission and revenue for stories given to The Sun through the Front Row Partnership, a PR agency where Mrs Vardy was a client.

Mrs Vardy has denied any knowledge or authorisation of passing on private information.

The long-running feud between the high-profile WAGS erupted after Coleen revealed that she had set a trap to see who was responsible for leaks to the media, which earned her the nickname Wagatha Christie.

Coleen famously wrote: 'I have saved and screenshotted all the original stories which clearly show just one person has viewed them. It's ................ Rebekah Vardy's account.'

The Instagram post went viral, and soon after Rebekah took to social media to deny being the person who had leaked the stories to the press.

Rebekah's team launched a bid last month to have large parts of Coleen's defence in the ongoing libel case struck out.

Rebekah's barrister Hugh Tomlinson QC told Mrs Justice Steyn: 'The purpose of this application is to clear away a mass of irrelevant and peripheral material in order to save time and costs and focus on the main issues in the case.'

But the move was branded a 'tactical exercise' to avoid having to disclose matters which will prove Coleen's case is correct, according to her own lawyer David Sherborne.

Coleen's team told the court that the sections which Rebekah was seeking to remove are 'plainly relevant and proportionate' and the argument that leaving them in will substantially increase the costs of the trial is 'seriously overstated and bears no real scrutiny'.

They added: 'Another factor that should be borne in mind is that the Claimant is seeking to remove what are, no doubt, paragraphs that finds uncomfortable and embarrassing. '

The key issue in Rebekah's pre-trial application to the court concerned the so-called 'TV decisions post' which Coleen put out on Instagram and claims she blocked all her other followers apart from Rebekah from viewing.

In the post, the Liverpool-born star posted a selfie with text reading 'easing my way back into work!! TV decisions today' in September 2019.

A story reporting her desire to revive her TV career appeared on The Sun's website three days later, Coleen claims.

However, Coleen said she 'invented' the story as part of her investigation to discover the source of the leaks and had no intention of entering into more television work.

Ongoing: Coleen (pictured with Wayne in 2016) said she discovered Rebekah Vardy's alleged betrayal by carrying out a months-long 'sting operation'

'Wagatha Christie' trial could cost £1million

The Wagatha Christie libel trial could last nearly two weeks and cost almost £1m, the High Court heard.

Dashing any hopes of a last-minute settlement between the warring Wags, Hugh Tomlinson QC, representing Rebekah Vardy in her £1.5m lawsuit against Coleen Rooney, said: 'There can be no doubt that it will go to trial.'

He said that his own side's costs alone for a nine-day trial would be £475,000.

Mr Tomlinson, who has launched an application to have large sections of Coleen's defence 'struck out' from the case, said it could almost slash the trial costs in half.

He said 'assuming a five-day trial with the material taken out, we estimate our costs at £273,000. I'm not suggesting these figures are set in stone, they are provided in good faith.'

Mr Tomlinson said sections of the defence around Mrs Vardy's relationship with The Sun newspaper, including her alleged but denied authorship of 'The Secret Wag' column, are not relevant to the trial.

'Much of it is so far away from the issues as to be patently irrelevant,' he told the court.

Referring to one part of Mrs Rooney's defence, he added: 'There was almost nothing about leaking private information about anyone to the press, let alone the defendant's family and friends.'

Mr Tomlinson highlighted that both women have a public profile and their own relationships with the media.

Mr Tomlinson, referring to sections of Coleen's defence which allege that Rebekah was a 'close friend' of Sun journalist Simon Boyle, said: 'What has happened in this case is that the defendant has gone through the claimant's appearances in the newspapers, put two and two together and made seven.'

'It's effectively saying that 'she's had an interview with Simon Boyle, so he's a close friend of yours'.

'A key part of the defence that Mrs Vardy failed to strike out is Mrs Rooney's allegation that Ms Vardy was a primary source for the 'Secret Wag' column in The Sun.

'The high-profile libel claim brought by Ms Vardy is over a post on social media that alleged she had secretly informed The Sun newspaper of Ms Rooney's private posts and stories from Instagram.'

'The claimant's engagement on social media with these journalists is relevant in considering the defendant's case that she had an exceptionally close relationship with them, which I have accepted is one of the building blocks on which the defendant seeks to build her defence of truth.'

Mrs Justice Steyn threw out parts of Coleen's defence but kept some aspects that Rebekah had applied to strike out.

The judge dismissed a claim by Coleen that her fellow footballer's wife showed 'publicity-seeking behaviour' when sitting behind her in someone else's seat at the 2016 Euros.

Mrs Justice Steyn found that even assuming the allegation was true, it would still not help Coleen's case.

She said: 'The fact that a person seeks media coverage of their own attendance at a football match does not make it more probable that they would disclose private information about another person to the press.'

Another section concerned Rebekah's so-called 'campaign of self-promotion' and outlined alleged dealings between her and paparazzi agencies.

It was claimed that in June 2018, during the World Cup, Rebekah 'orchestrated' a photograph of her with other WAGS Millie Savage, Gemma Acton, Megan Davison, Annabel Peyton, Fern Hawkins, Shannon Horlock, Annie Kilner, and Lucia Loi outside a restaurant in St Petersburg which appeared in The Sun.

Another section claimed that Rebekah was accused by former Girls Aloud star Sarah Harding of taking 'intrusive photographs' or her at the National Television Awards ceremony in 2018.

The judge said the argument was irrelevant, adding 'it would be a waste of time and resources' for the claim to continue.

Mrs Justice Steyn also threw out an allegation that Rebekah was leaking about the libel case itself to The Sun.

She said: 'While this is an allegation of leaking confidential information to The Sun, the nature of it is very different to what was alleged in the post.

'Notably, the defendant has pleaded it in support of the contention that there is a close relationship between the claimant and The Sun, rather than as an instance of the claimant disclosing another person's private information.'

Drama: Coleen publicly accused Rebekah of sharing stories about her back in October 2019

The judge further dismissed part of Coleen's defence about how Rebekah had written a statement for the press regulator IPSO after a complaint was made about The Sun.

She later dismissed Rebekah's bid for summary judgment - a legal step which would see that part of the case resolved without a trial - in relation to Coleen's claim that Rebekah leaked a story to The Sun about her returning to TV presenting.

The judge concluded: 'It is one of many factual issues to be resolved at trial in determining whether the truth defence is made out.

'It seems highly unlikely that resolution of this issue would assist the parties to settle the claim.'

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