Playing football in front of 90,000 jubilant fans can only be described by one word: electrifying. This is the usual case for the England National Team, also affectionately named as the Three Lions, whenever they play their game in their home turf, the world famous Wembley Stadium.

Football in England, just like in almost all of Europe and Latin America, is nothing short of being a way of life. For the English, all the National Team's endeavors, whatever the tournament may be like the European Championships or the most prestigious World Cup, is not only the team's journey but the whole nation's purposeful undertaking.

That is why whenever their team plays, whether at home or abroad, the English fans are so emphatic about their very own pride that you would certainly realize how much weight the England team has on their backs whenever they play. A fact that is vividly alive whenever the Three Lions play a home game.

Clad in their national team colors of red and white, the Three Lions' fans fill the Wembley Stadium with a cheerful environment of chants, cheers and songs. They carry with them scarves knitted with either the seal of the national team, or the image of the St. George's cross. Some of the faithful fans carry with them custom made flags – flags with messages of support, and some with the Three Lions seal on them.

In essence, on a night of a Three Lions' game, it is not only the St. George's Cross that waves proudly with the wind, to the rhythm of the loyal Englishmen's chant. Custom flags wave with the national flag too, carrying the undying support and love the nation has to give to their pride and glory as if to say that in this special endeavor, the English team is never alone.