Prince William and Prince George Twin with Matching Expressions During Surprise Soccer Outing

Prince William and Prince George had some recent bonding time at the Premiere League.

The two royals were photographed in the stands at Villa Park in Birmingham Saturday for a close soccer match between Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest.

The pair wore almost identical outfits, each opting to wear a dark blue sweater over a blue collared-shirt, as they cheered on the teams from an executive box next to Aston Villa's CEO Christian Purslow, according to The Mirror.

Neither team scored in the first half, but in the second half, Aston Villa forward Bertrand Traore was able to break through and score a goal, per NBC Sports. The move reportedly excited the royals; particularly Prince George, 9, who jumped up to give high-fives to others in the box, per The Mirror.

In one photo taken of the two at the event, the father and son looked worried as they stared out onto the field, with the young royal putting his hands on his hips. In a separate shot, William could be seen leaning in to his son as he discussed the game. The pair could also be seen clapping and cheering excitedly as the game progressed.

Aston Villa ultimately defeated Nottingham Forest 2-0 due to a last second goal by forward Ollie Watkins.

The royal family has many ties to the game as Prince William, 40, was appointed President-Designate of The Football Association. The Prince of Wales is also known to be a longtime Aston Villa fan, having voiced his support for the team since college.

"I played more football than I watched when I was younger," Prince William said in a conversation with England players Harry Kane and Declan Rice in November. "The playing was much more important. I have switched now because I'm getting older."

It seems his children are taking after his love of sports, as both Prince George and Princess Charlotte, 7, have started playing rugby.

According to Hello!, Princess Kate said that Prince George is moving up from tag rugby to touch rugby at school, where he's learning how to tackle — with an advantage.

"They are trying to teach him the rules," she said. "They move them around for their confidence. Because he is tall, he has the physique."

She added that Princess Charlotte also plays rugby and that even their youngest child, Prince Louis, 4, is "mad" about the game.

"We're always slightly competitive with each other. They all love sport, and Louis is mad about rugby," the royal mom said of her sporty kids. "They are at an age where they just love running around."

Prince George, who is second in line to the throne behind his father, is gearing up for an important role at his grandfather King Charles' upcoming coronation on May 6: George and three other boys will be Pages of Honor attending to Charles, 74, throughout the coronation service.