While there may be no Norwich City players in England's Euro 2020 squad, the city is still bristling with links to Gareth Southgate and his squad.
Here is the definitive list of Norwich connections to the Three Lions to celebrate the prospect of football potentially coming home this Sunday.
Southgate Lane
Running between Bracondale and King Street, Norwich has its very own windy street in homage to England manager Gareth Southgate.
Nestled halfway up the street is Southgate House, a seven-bedroom property with impressive views over the city.
Pickfords, Heigham Street
Jordan Pickford is known for removing the threat of opposition attacks on the football pitch, but Norwich has its own Pickfords for removals.
The Heigham Street-based removal company will be hoping to see England's number one keep another clean-sheet against the Italians.
Lord mayor of Norwich, Kevin Maguire
While Harry Maguire is busy heading the ball away from the England goal, his namesake Kevin Maguire is acting as the head of the city.
The lord mayor confirmed he has no relation to the no-nonsense central defender.
Stepping Stones Café, Surrey Street
John Stones is at the heart of England's defence, while the Stepping Stones Café can be found in the heart of the city centre.
The café meet the needs of the young people in YMCA Norfolk’s supported housing services who are faced with challenging circumstances in their life.
Shaw Trust
Located on Mountergate, the Shaw Trust is a charity which challenges inequality to enable social mobility.
Founded 39 years ago, the charity is 14 years older than its namesake Luke Shaw, who has been in sparkling form for England during the tournament.
Walker Roofing, Greenways
Kyle Walker will be hoping England can raise the roof at Wembley on Sunday.
And if the national stadium should need patching up, the FA should look no further than Walker Roofing Ltd which has been in operation throughout East Anglia since 1973 from its Norwich base.
St Philips Road
Located in Norwich's Golden Triangle, this road shares its names with 'The Yorkshire Pirlo'.
Kalvin Philips has impressed in defensive midfield at his first major international tournament, and can count on the support of those living on St Philips Road come Sunday evening.
Rice Way
Many England fans will be out in force at The Arena fan zone on Sunday supporting Declan Rice and co with Rice Way just a stone's throw away.
A staff member at Anglian Sharpening and Mower Services confirmed the sign name has not been changed to Declan Rice Way, sadly.
Mount Pleasant
Mason Mount is well-represented in Norwich with the aforementioned Mountergate, as well as Mount Pleasant just off Unthank Road.
Henderson Green Primary Academy
Not only does Norwich have a street called Henderson Road, there is also a school which shares the name of England's combative midfielder, who came off the bench to score England's fourth goal against Ukraine.
St Simon and St Jude’s Church
Unlike this Grade I listed parish church, Jude Bellingham will not be redundant anytime soon having impressed in fleeting appearances when called upon for England, aged just 18.
White & Sterling Retirement Living
Both Ben White and Raheem Sterling are a way off from retirement, but both are included in the name of the retired housing and care home provider, based at Heath House in Thorpe Hamlet.
Norwich Phil-Foden-harmonic Society
Perhaps the symphony orchestra, which was established in Norwich in 1841, can give Three Lions a go if England can win the European Championships this weekend.
The society has been part of the city's musical life since the mid-nineteenth century, while Phil Foden is just 21-years-old.
Harry’s Norwich
Harry Kane's form has picked up since his short loan period at Carrow Road in the 2012/13 season.
His aunt and uncle Eric and Karen Hogg also live in Old Catton and will be cheering on their nephew from the Longe Arms in Spixworth.
Swagger & Jacks
Many England fans have been calling for Jack Grealish to start for England during Euro 2020.
The title of one Norwich barbershop sounds as if it could be named after Grealish - who has plenty of swagger to boot.
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