Monday 21 September 2015 19:55, UK
The Duke of Cambridge has urged Wales to beat England on Saturday - to keep his brother quiet.
William, vice patron of the Welsh Rugby Union, told the Wales players at their Rugby World Cup welcome ceremony at Guildhall in London: "Unfortunately, I will be watching you with my brother, so I will need a Wales win more than ever!"
The teams clash in a Pool A game at Twickenham on Saturday evening and Prince Harry holds a similar role with the English Rugby Football Union.
William courted controversy after the Welsh team sang traditional folk song Lawr ar lan y mor, when he joked: "Thank God the Welsh team play rugby better than they sing."
He presented the team with their caps for taking part in the tournament and said: "It is a great achievement for all of you to be here, whether as players, management or support staff.
"It will have been a long, arduous road for many of you to get the opportunity to represent your country at a World Cup. I know you will all be fearsomely proud of being a part of this team.
"All of your sacrifices, pain and Herculean efforts are about to be rewarded with the chance to make history in Cardiff and London over the next six weeks.
"Whilst we have been dealt a very tough group stage, I firmly believe that, with a simple, determined, match-winning mindset, this team can progress into the knockout stages and beyond. I look forward to having plenty to cheer about throughout the tournament.
"We now need to look to the rest of the group and particularly this Saturday's match. This will be one of the biggest clashes of the tournament and certainly of the group stages.
"I wish you all the best of luck and I look forward to supporting you every step of the way. Cymru am byth! (Forever Wales!)"
