How is Paul Gascoigne now 25 years after Euro '96?
Tonight sees England v Scotland in the Euros and footie fans up and down both countries are excited. The inter-UK rivalry is one of the oldest in the world, and many fans thoughts have turned back to Euro 96. During that tournament in England, Paul Gascoigne scored one of the best ever goals in an England shirt. Now 54, former Newcastle, Spurs, Lazio and Rangers star Paul has battled addiction issues since his retirement in 2004. But at Wembley in 1996, Gazza was a hero. With the enemies battling it out, England went 1-0 in the sunshine thanks to a goal from Alan Shearer. Read more: GMB today: Adil Ray slammed for disgraceful comment to alcoholic Paul Gascoigne  But when Scotland won a penalty, it looked like they were going to equalise. However, David Seaman saved the spot kick and England stormed down the other end in a flash. Gazza then lobbed the ball up over the oncoming Colin Hendry and smashed it on the volley into the back of the net. Gazza recalled the goal  and the infamous dentists chair celebration  when he spoke to The Sun newspaper. He said: Its the best goal I ever scored in an England shirt and the greatest goal ever scored in 100 years at Wembley. After a catalogue of drunken incidents and spectacular falls off the wagon, Gazza took drastic action in early 2020. He reportedly paid 20,000 to have anti-alcohol pellets put into his stomach to stop him drinking. However, despite the treatment he admitted he had started drinking again prior to his successful appearance on the Italian version of Im A Celebrity. Ill always be an alcoholic, but now I can have a couple of glasses of wine and I have a few beers, he said. Not every day, but when I want to.  He left the show after 38 days due to a dislocated shoulder. Gazza recently appeared on GMB to talk about his Italian experience (Credit: ITV)  And now, ahead of todays big game, he admits that if England go all the way, hell have another drink. Read more: Paul Gascoigne now drinking ahead of Italian Im A Celebrity appearance  He said to The Sun: Ive had my problems with drink but if we win the tournament I wont care, Ill be straight off the wagon and down the pub. Therell never be a better excuse for the whole country to celebrate.