WAGs soak up Euro 2016 atmosphere in France
A roller coaster of emotions
The WAGs of Euro 2016 may not kick a ball in anger during the tournament but that doesn’t mean they haven’t endured the highs and lows of their superstar partners.
The girlfriend of Icelandic footballer Gylfi Sigurdsson, Alexandra Ivarsdottir (pic), rode the wave of pure jubilation as the minnow nation stormed to the quarter finals in the tournament's Cinderella story.
But her star boyfriend only brought bitter pain to the England contingent of WAGs as the Three Lions fell to a shock loss.
But Ludivine Payet, wife of French hero Dimitri, has been an ever-present face in the crowd as the host nation lock eyes on the final.
A tournament to remember
Ivarsdottir has enjoyed the amazing ride of Iceland. The country – which has a population of just over 330,000 people – beat all odds by making setting up a quarter final clash with France. (Instagram)
Kisses of joy
And despite a 5-2 thrashing by the host nation, there was nothing but joy between the 27-year-old beauty and Sigurdsson with the couple celebrating as if the country had won the tournament. (Instagram)
That sinking feeling ... again
However, not everbody could celebrate in the joy surrounding the Icelandic team with the England WAGs forced to watch partners fail at yet another major tournament. (AFP)
The look of despair
Coleen Rooney, the wife of Manchester United striker Wayne, stands stunned as Iceland come from behind to notch an unbelievable 2-1 victory. (AFP)
Hanging tough
Kimberely Crew, wife of England goalkeeper Joe Hart, smiles through the pain of watching another chance of silverware slip away for the Three Lions. (AFP)
Hometown heroine
Ludivine Payet, wife of French striker Dimitri, has been a mainstay in the crowd as France moved into the semi finals. (AFP)
A family affair
Ludivine has kept her young family, including sons Milan and Noa, by her side to cheer on their father. (AFP)
Good luck charm?
France haven't lost a game in the tournament and the home nation supporters will again be in the crowd when the side take on Germany. (AFP)
