Patriotic Purplebricks is showing its support for England with boards backing the Three Lions in Raheem Sterling’s boyhood street.

The UK’s leading technology-led estate agent swung into action after former Brent boy Raheem starred again as Gareth Southgate’s side brought home the bacon against Denmark.

Local lad Raheem spent his teenage years living in Neeld Crescent, only a stone’s throw from Wembley Stadium’s famous arch.

The football-mad youngster has told how he always dreamed of scoring at Wembley in a major tournament. Remarkably, Raheem, 26, has already found the net three times at Wembley in Euro 2020.

After his heroics helped Gareth Southgate’s side see off Denmark in Wednesday’s semi-final, he has the chance to make footballing history.

With the nation going nuts in the hope that England will triumph in a top tournament for the first time since 1966, Purplebricks took to Raheem’s former manor.

Purplebricks’ spectacular signs channel the inspiring lyrics of Baddiel and Skinner’s epic Euro 96 Three Lions (Football’s Coming Home) anthem.

The eye-catching boards in Neeld Crescent and surrounding streets less than a mile from the stadium shout the outcome every England fan is desperate to see on Sunday ‘IT’S COMING HOME!’

Lenson D’Costa, is raising his young family in Raheem’s former house and has hailed him as an “inspiration” for children in the area that they could one day play for England too.

Mr DeGusta is very much on board with the Purplebricks signs stunt, saying: “Everyone is so excited about England bringing it home and it’s especially exciting for us being so close to Wembley. We’ll be cheering – along with the whole street on Sunday – ‘it’s coming home.’”

Ben Carter, CMO Purplebricks said: “We wanted to show our support for Raheem and the rest of the Three Lions.

“We are confident they can end the nations’ 55 years of hurt against Italy on Sunday and bring it home. Come on England!”