Prince Harry celebrated the England football team qualifying for the 2014 World Cup by going to Nando's.
The prince attended the Portuguese restaurant outlet in Fulham, west London, with a friend and his security staff. He ordered a chicken breast fillet in lemon and herb sauce, cheese, and a side order of mashed potato. The cost came to £24. He was also wearing his "civvies" - T-shirt, jeans and baseball cap.
England qualified for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil by beating Poland 2-0 at Wembley on Tuesday night to finish top of their European qualifying Group H, condemning second-placed Ukraine to the play-offs.
Harry's brother, Prince William, is the president of England's Football Association (FA).
Harry was also pictured putting young rugby players through their paces at Twickenham - the home stadium of the England rugby union team - today. The 82,000 capacity Twickenham, in south west London, is the largest stadium in the world dedicated solely to rugby union.
The fourth in line to the throne, who is a qualified rugby coach and keen fan, was challenged to show his talent by England 2003 Rugby Union World Cup winner Jason Robinson, who joked that the Prince could be in line for a call-up to the national squad.
Harry is the patron of the Rugby Football Union (RFU) All Schools Programme which aims to expand rugby into 750 state schools as part of the legacy of England hosting the 2015 Rugby Union World Cup.
England is also hosting this year's Rugby League World Cup.
Prince Harry celebrates England's World Cup qualification with late-night £24 snack from Nando's
Royal was spotted at the Portuguese restaurant chain in Fulham Broadway
Ordered chicken breast fillet in lemon herb sauce, cheese, and mash
The bill - including soft drinks - came to around £24, staff said
By Amanda Williams and Rebecca English
17 October 2013
Daily Mail
Prince Harry has been pictured on a late-night snack run to fast-food chicken chain Nando's.
The Royal was spotted at the Portuguese restaurant outlet in Fulham, following England's World Cup qualification against Poland on Tuesday night.
According to onlookers, a casually dressed Harry - wearing baseball cap, jeans and T-shirt - ordered a chicken breast fillet in lemon and herb sauce, cheese, and a side order of mashed potato.
Prince Harry has been pictured on a late night snack run to fast-food chicken chain Nando's in Fulham, west London
The Royal - wearing a green T-shirt - was spotted at the Portuguese restaurant chain in Fulham, following England's World Cup qualification against Poland on Tuesday night
According to onlookers, a casually dressed Harry ordered a chicken breast fillet in lemon and herb sauce, cheese, and a side order of mashed potato
The Prince apparently placed the order at around 11.50pm, and spent the next few minutes playing with his mobile phone
He was joined by a friend and his personal security team at the restaurant
He also ordered a double chicken breast wrap with medium spice and chips, the Daily Mirror reports.
The bill came to around £24, staff said.
The Prince apparently placed the order at around 11.50pm, and spent the next few minutes playing with his mobile phone.
He was joined by a friend and his personal security team at the restaurant until they picked up the order shortly after midnight and left, exiting through a car park.
It is not the first time the Prince has been spotted at the fast-food chain.
In 2009, Harry was spotted at an outlet in Stevenage alongside his army colleagues.
In August, pop royalty Beyonce reportedly ordered over £1,400 worth of food from a Nando's in Essex.
It is not the first time the Prince - above in Fulham, west London on Tuesday night - has been spotted at the fast-food chain. In 2009, Harry was spotted at an outlet in Stevenage alongside his army colleagues
Harry's order also included a double chicken breast wrap with medium spice and chips, the Mirror reports. The bill came to around £24, staff said
The receipt from the Prince's late-night snack run. Onlookers said the prince was very 'charming and polite'
Wayne Rooney's header from the edge of the six yard box puts England 1-0 up against Poland at Wembley on Tuesday night. England finished unbeaten in their 10 qualifying games
Captain Steven Gerrard celebrates after putting England 2-0 up against the Poles late on in the match, to seal England's place at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. England are hoping to win the tournament for the first time since 1966
The food from Nando's in Chelsmford was for the singer and her entourage after she performed as the headline act at the V Festival in Hylands Park in the town on Saturday night.
According to an apparent copy of the order posted on Twitter, it was made by telephone for takeaway and included 58 wing platters, 48 whole chickens, 12 veggie burgers, 24 coleslaws and 24 rice dishes - totalling £1,444.10.
David Beckham, American TV chat chow host Oprah Winfrey, and socialite Tamara Ecclestone are all also said to be fans of the budget eating house.
The Prince was pictured putting young rugby players through their paces at Twickenham today.
The fourth in line to the throne, who is a qualified rugby coach and keen fan, was challenged to show his talent by England World Cup winner Jason Robinson, who joked that the Prince could be in line for a call-up to the national squad.
But Harry, 29, replied: 'I think I'm a bit past it already.'
Prince Harry joined a rugby union coaching session at Twickenham Stadium in south west London today. The 82,000 capacity stadium, in south west London, is the largest stadium in the world dedicated solely to rugby union.
Harry, Patron of the Rugby Football Union (RFU) All Schools Programme, delivered a training session alongside RFU coaching staff on the Rugby pitch, before heading inside the stadium to meet young people
The All Schools programme aims to expand rugby into 750 state schools as part of the legacy of England hosting the 2015 World Cup.
Robinson, who went to state schools in Leeds and represented Great Britain at rugby league before switching codes and captaining the England rugby union side, gave Harry a pair of the same type of white and red boots he wore as an international to take part in the coaching session on Twickenham's hallowed turf.
'I can't guarantee that they'll get you into the England team but you'll go quick,' said Robinson.
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