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Line 37: ==Current use== [[Image:FA crest.png\|thumb\|100px\|Crest of the Football Association]] The arms of England are not used in any offical capacity on ~~there~~their own, although they do feature in the first and fourth quarters of the [[Royal Coat of Arms of the United Kingdom]]. However ~~both~~, the ~~crests~~arms of both the [[The Football Association\|Football Association]] and the [[England and Wales Cricket Board]] are based on the three lions design. In recent years, it has been common to see banners of the arms flown at English football matches, in the same way the [[Royal Standard of Scotland\|Lion Rampant]] is flown in Scotland. In [[1996]], ''[[Three Lions]]'' was the official song of the England football team for the [[1996 European Football Championship]], which were held in England.

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