The Premier League and English football clubs in general are very well represented in Euro 2016. Yet neither Man United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea nor Man City have the distinction of being the English club with the most combined goalscorers this tournament. That honour falls on a team that fell out of the Premier League this past year: Norwich City.
According to the Mirror, the three goals scored by Ireland and Norwich City duo Robbie Brady and Wes Hoolihan makes the club the highest-scoring English club in Euro 2016.
Arsenal (Olivier Giroud and Aaron Ramsey, 1 goal each), West Ham United (Dimitri Payet, two goals) and Everton (Romelu Lukaku) are all tied for second.
Goals by club for #IRL at #EURO2016:
Norwich (3)
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With Ireland earning elimination on Sunday at the hands of France, Norwich may not retain that title for long though.
Norwich City were relegated after finishing 19th on the table. During the 2015-16 season the Canaries scored 39 goals (t-2nd fewest) and allowed 67 (t-2nd most).
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