The final guests for Norwich City's Bayern Munich watchalong in the Lion and Castle have been confirmed as Mark Bowen and Scott Howie.
The pair will join Bryan Gunn, Darren Eadie, Chris Sutton, Ian Crook, Jeremy Goss, Rob Newman and John Polston on the night.
Kevin Piper will be the host on Friday, February 16, with doors open from 6pm.
The legends
Many will remember Jeremy Goss' thunderbolt that put the Canaries ahead on the night in Munich, but it was Mark Bowen who secured a two-goal cushion, getting his head on the end of an Ian Crook cross in the 30th minute. It was this goal that prompted Jon Motson's legendary commentary: "This is almost fantasy football!"
City keeper Scott Howie was an unused substitute in the UEFA Cup games against Vitesse Arnhem, Inter Milan and Bayern Munich.
Event details
Entry costs £20 and includes a retro ticket and a matchday programme, inspired by the original.
A silent auction will also be in place on the night for fans to bid on a framed retro shirt.
Food and drink is available to purchase from the bar and, in true fashion of a German away day, will include the option of currywurst and a selection of German beer.
Please note that seating will be available on a first come first serve basis.