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Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson attends the Duchess of Cambridge’s royal carol concert

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Jordan Henderson gets a different kind of vocal, as the outspoken Liverpool captain is spotting singing O Come, All Ye Faithful at the Duchess of Cambridge’s Westminster Abbey carol concert











Jordan Henderson has been spotted at the Duchess of Cambridge’s Royal Carols concert in London as the Liverpool captain embraces the Christmas spirit ahead of the big day. 

Henderson, 31, has ventured to the capital to attend a Royal Carol concert hosted by the Duchess of Cambridge at Westminster Abbey. The event, broadcast on ITV on Christmas Eve, took place on December 8.

The England international was seen singing O Come, All Ye Faithful with his wife, Rebecca, at the event which was broadcast on Christmas Eve. 

Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson (left) was spotted at the Royal Carols on Christmas Eve

Henderson could be seen during the rendition of O Come, All Ye Faithful in the capital

Henderson could be seen during the rendition of O Come, All Ye Faithful in the capital

He attended event at Westminster Abbey hosted by the Duchess of Cambridge with his wife

He attended event at Westminster Abbey hosted by the Duchess of Cambridge with his wife

Henderson was due to feature for the Reds against Leeds United on Boxing Day, but the Premier League fixture has been postponed due to a Covid outbreak at the Yorkshire club. 

The Liverpool skipper has been vocal in recent days regarding player welfare amid a busy festive period with Covid cases surging among a number of Premier League clubs.

As well as the Reds’ game against Leeds, Wolves’ clash with Watford has been postponed as has Everton’s game against Burnley for Covid reasons. 

The top flight recorded 90 Covid cases in the latest round of testing but despite this, officials opted against taking a festive firebreak to allow clubs to limit transmission of the virus.

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Source : dailymail

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