London: Pop star Lily Allen was caught weeping on camera after watching her beloved soccer team lose the prestigious Europa League final.
The `Smile` hitmaker has been a lifelong follower of London`s Fulham Football Club, and she went all the way to Hamburg, Germany to watch the team play Spanish club Atletico Madrid in the big game, reported Contactmusic.
In the build up to the match, the 25-year-old singer took to her Twitter page to tell fans about her nerves.
"Oh my god. On my way to the ground. I`m too nervous. Arrrrrggghh!" Allen wrote.
But the star`s dreams of Fulham winning the European competition on Wednesday were dashed - the British team lost 2-1.
And, as cameras panned around the stadium to catch the disappointment of Fulham fans, broadcasters caught a glimpse of a glum Allen.
She wasn`t the only celebrity Fulham fan at the match - `Notting Hill` star Hugh Grant also made the trip to Germany to be present for the game.
PTI
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