Jeremy Goss, Rob Newman and John Polston have been confirmed as additional legends on Friday, February 16, for a re-run of the infamous 1993 Bayern Munich victory.
The event, taking place in the Lion and Castle from 6pm, will be hosted by television presenter and media personality Kevin Piper.
The legends
After scoring the goal that was the catalyst for Norwich City's night of history-making, little introduction is required for 'fantasy football's' Jeremy Goss.
Centre-back Rob Newman played the full 90 minutes of the UEFA Cup first leg, and it was his cross that was cleared weakly by World Cup winner Lothar Matthäus, falling perfectly into the path of an eagerly waiting Gossy, 20 yards out from goal (and the rest is history).
John Polston captained the Canaries during their first-ever European tie, scoring the second goal in a 3-0 win over Vitesse Arnhem. The skipper missed out on the second round win in Munich after picking up an injury ahead of the game.
Bryan Gunn, Darren Eadie, Chris Sutton and Ian Crook will also be in attendance on the night. We will announce further legends attending in due course.
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 German beer.
Please note that seating will be available on a first come first serve basis.