Harry Kane mural appears in Peterborough and the search for a location for Jude Bellingham!

Nathan Murdoch has continued his mission to cover the city in uplifting street art and on this occasion, show support for England in their ongoing quest to lift the World Cup trophy for the first time since 1966.

Captain Harry Kane has been leading the way for the Three Lions with six goals and now drivers in the city will see a new mural dedicated to England’s hero.

The mural has been painted on a garage close to the roadside on the A47 Thorney Road linking Eye and Thorney.

The garage had been home to a Gareth Southgate as a show of support as England made it all the way to the final of Euro 2024 but Nathan decided it was time for a refresh for the current England side.

He said: “It was a very well earned win against Mexico but I was an emotional wreck watching it. I’m really in the football spirit now so wanted to share the love.

“The players must be on such a high right now and if we can channel that energy, maybe we can just do it. I do believe it can happen!

“If we could do it, it could unite the country and hopefully we could all come together be a bit nicer to each other."

With the Harry Kane mural complete, Nathan’s attention has quickly turned to England’s other star, Jude Bellingham. The race against time is on but he has issued a shoutout in the search for a location to get a Jude Bellingham mural completed before the weekend as Thomas Tuchel’s side face their next challenge, against Norway in the quarter-finals on Saturday (10pm kick-off).

"Harry is the man at the moment but Jude as well. I need to find somewhere to give him some love as well. I’m trying to find a location before the weekend to keep the momentum going!”