Club captain Sarah Quantrill hailed her team's quality as Norwich City Women prepare to face Moneyfields in their FAWNL Tier 4 play-off final this weekend.
"Everyone is really excited; the previous games don't matter now and it all comes down to this.
"We're just trying to stay calm and we're not looking past 1pm on Sunday, focusing on that game and the 90 minutes.
"We always focus on ourselves, we know what qualities we have and how well we play on our day, so we need to make sure we play our best on Sunday."
City have finished the last three seasons in second place, losing out narrowly to Real Bedford last year and to AFC Wimbledon in the previous campaign.
"It's hard seeing these teams celebrate, so now we want a bit of that glory and that's helped push us on .
"We want to be lifting that trophy, not just for us but for all those players in the past who want to see the club promoted.
"When you're in a tricky part of the game and you hear the fans sing, it pushes us on.
"We know there are buses coming, so hopefully there are plenty of fans supporting and cheering us on.
"For the club, we've seen where it's come from, so to finally get us over the line would be special.
"Whoever lost that game was always going to use they'll use that as extra momentum so we need to be prepared for that and we will be.
"We're in a good position now, we've been pretty relaxed going into this week."