Norfolk's Lauren Hemp scored a vital goal as England triumphed over host nation Australia on Wednesday to reach the FIFA Women's World Cup final.
The Lionesses led at half-time through Ella Toone, but were pegged back in the second half by Sam Kerr's spectacular goal.
North Walsham-born Hemp came calling to restore England's lead with a clinical strike inside the box with 20 minutes to play. Alessia Russo sealed the game by making it 3-1 five minutes before full-time.
Hemp made her way into an England shirt from the Norwich City Girls Centre of Excellence, joining Bristol City alongside now Norwich City Women general manager Flo Allen at age 16, before signing for Manchester City in 2018.
Norwich fans filled The Lion and Castle pub for a live watch-along, with Millie Daviss, Alice Parker, Summer Ward and Flo Allen in attendance from Norwich City Women.
The World Cup final will take place on Sunday, August 20, kicking off at 11am, as England face Spain at Stadium Australia.