A BUS company is showing its support for the national football team.
Brighton and Hove City Buses Coach Company and MetroBus have changed their signage from locations to messages of support for the England team ahead of the final of the Euros on Sunday.
The Brighton and Hove bus has a message that reads, "Come on England", the company shared a picture of the bus on social media.
A Metrobus in Crawley has been with a message of support for the England manager Gareth Southgate.
The Three Lions boss was born in Watford by raised in Crawley.
The bus has a message that read, "Bring it home Gareth", referring to the Euro 2020 trophy.
Martin Harris, managing director of Brighton and Hove and Metrobus, said: "Like many organisations across the country and in our community, we are keen to show our support for the England team as we have done throughout the tournament.
"Drivers and colleagues have been wearing their football shirts on match days, and the destination screens on some buses will show Come on England.
"Not only that, Brighton and Hove and Metrobus also serve the community of Crawley where Gareth Southgate grew up.
"We wish the England team the best of luck."
England play Italy in the final after they beat Denmark in the semi-final on Wednesday.
It is the first major tournament final that the country has been in since 1966 when they beat West Germany in the World Cup at Wembley Stadium.
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