This Saturday in London, Prince Harry attended the rugby match between England and Wales together with the British actor Benedict Cumberbatch.

Vice President of the English Federation of Rugby, Prince Harry was at Twickenham Stadium in London on March 12 to attend the victory of the England rugby team over the Wales by a score of 25 to 21. a victory which, at the end of this fourth and penultimate day of competition, ensure the XV de la Rose to win the six Nations.

The younger son of Prince Charles and the late Lady Diana was seated next to former rugby player Jason Leonard who chairs the French Rugby Federation. Behind him, on his right, it was not a star of rugby that took place, but the big screen Benedict Cumberbatch, famous for his role in the series Sherlock and freshly investiture by his grand mother HM Queen Elizabeth II. The sovereign has indeed last November, invest the 39 year-old actor to the rank of Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for his contribution to culture and its involvement in the charitable field.

Before the meeting, Prince Harry has not failed to greet fundraisers and meet some young athletes. Students in Ace Academy of Tipton near Birmingham, who participate in the school program CBRE All Schools that encourages the practice of rugby in 750 secondary schools in England.