A framed photo of Burnley fans, that takes pride of a place in a Burnley pub, celebrates a special anniversary this weekend.

The black and white print of the Clarets fans, supporting their team when they travelled to Stuttgart on September 20, 1966, has been hanging in The Bridge Bier Huis for two decades after it was gifted to the pub. Two of the lads on the photo, Stephen Edwards and Malcolm Moss, are still regulars at the Bank Parade watering hole.

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To mark the 60th anniversary landlady Emma Harrison shared the image to track down any other fans on the photo for an informal reunion this Saturday after the home game against Derby County at Turf Moor.

The photograph that captures a group of Burnley fans following their team in Stuttgart 60 years ago this weekend. Stephen Edwards (back row, left, pictured holding the flag) and Malcolm Moss (front row, second from left) are still regulars in The Bridge Bier Huis in Burnley where the photo is on display. The coach driver, the late Roy Devanney, is pictured on the front row ( fourth from left)

placeholder image — The photograph that captures a group of Burnley fans following their team in Stuttgart 60 years ago this weekend. Stephen Edwards (back row, left, pictured holding the flag) and Malcolm Moss (front row, second from left) are still regulars in The Bridge Bier Huis in Burnley where the photo is on display. The coach driver, the late Roy Devanney, is pictured on the front row ( fourth from left)

Emma said: “When the photo was brought in it was quite faded so we had it enhanced and enlarged and framed.

“It would be nice to find any other fans on the photo, or their relatives possibly, to come along. It’s very informal, from around 6pm after the game.

“We would love to hear from anyone who recognises themselves in the photo, or if they were at the game. It would be nice to hear their stories and bring a few people together.”