Stoney: Going for a nap after 1:30 when I’m done night shift and waking up at 4 pm grabbing a bacon sandwich and a beer putting it on at 4:50.

Anthony Valentine: Getting up at 2.00am to watch the game in OZ.

Scott Poole: Off round to my brother's flat for tea and footy, watched all the England games there, with a few bottles as well.

BBC Sounds

It was the football tournament that defined a decade and 25 years on, Gabby Logan celebrates the music and memories of the iconic Euro 96.

Re-live Paul Gascoigne's wonder goal - with the "Dentist Chair" celebration, David Seaman’s penalty heroics, Gareth Southgate’s heartbreak and the song that soundtracked it all, ‘Three Lions’.

I'm sure England fans will play that song at least once today, yes?

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Looks like a future England star to me...

England

Out of England's Euro 2020 squad, Aaron Ramsdale, Ben Chilwell, Ben White, Reece James, Declan Rice, Mason Mount, Jude Bellingham, Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Phil Foden and Bukayo Sako were not born when England lost to Germany at Euro 96.

England have nothing to fear from Germany in their Euro 2020 last-16 tie - unless it goes to penalties, says Germany legend Lothar Matthaus.

Matthaus was captain of West Germany when they beat England on penalties in the 1990 World Cup semi-final, with the Three Lions again losing on spot-kicks to Germany in the last four of Euro 96.

"England have a chance to win, but not with penalties," Matthaus said.

"Germany are always very good in penalties. It's a little bit of a joke between the Germans and the English.

"If we have to go to a penalty shootout I think Germany is the favourite because then you start to think about what's happened in the last 30, 40 years, Euro 96 and other penalty shootouts.

"This is a lot of pressure for the English players - they read the newspapers and they know the stories about penalties. England have the chance to win the game in 90 minutes or 120 minutes but when you go to a penalty shootout I think Germany is the favourite."

Read more from Germany 1990 World Cup winning captain Lothar Matthaus.

Azrael: If the England game goes to penalties tonight can we use the Swiss players from last night?

That's a great shout, Azrael

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

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Defender Harry Maguire is so impressed by the device that helped him to get fit for tonight's last-16 tie that he has bought a bit of the company.

There were fears Maguire would miss Euro 2020 completely with an ankle injury he suffered on Manchester United duty at the beginning of May.

But Maguire returned for the win over the Czech Republic last Tuesday and is expected to feature against Germany at Wembley this evening.

He credits the ProMOTION EV1 device, which Maguire says provided 'cold, heat and compression functions' to his ankle during periods when he wasn't being treated by medical staff.

Wayne Rooney steered Maguire towards the equipment and now the 28-year-old has decided to invest in Swellaway Limited, who have developed the device.

"Promotion EV1 improved the timescale of my recovery from injury, 100%," said Maguire.

PJ Sweeney: Sorry, Neil, Luis Enrique is not "the coolest dressed Manager in football". He is 51, dressed like he is 21. Not good.

I need to change my fashion stylist...

The Guardian

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The Guardian says Gareth Southgate is urging his England players to be brave and break down barriers.

Daily Mirror

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The front page of the Mirror is dominated by tonight's game at Wembley.

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Three Lions captain Harry Kane's face dominates the back page of the Daily Mail.

I wonder what Tuesday's back pages are focusing on?

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

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Rumours persist in Turkey that Fenerbahce are trying to persuade Nuno Espirito Santo to be their next manager.

Nuno is also in the running for the Spurs job and a couple of sources have told me the Fener link is not true.

It is not their fault but it does add to the uncertainty around the Tottenham situation.

They are due to start pre-season training next week. Their first friendly is in two-and-a-half weeks against Leyton Orient.

Right folks. What are your plans for later? Are you rushing home from work in time to catch it on TV? Are you bailing out of a Zoom meeting with your boss blaming a dodgy wifi connection so you don't miss the action?

Are you have a garden party? BBQ? Anyone sticking a bit of Kraftwerk on the sound system? How about some World in Motion? Are you allowed to leave work early? Do you have a ticket for Wembley?

We want to hear from England and Germany fans. Send all your plans and photos this way to #bbcfootball

France, Portugal, the Netherlands have all fallen.

Don't say it, don't say it, don't

#itscominghome

With two more last-16 ties to come, this is how the quarter-final line-up is shaping up at Euro 2020:

FRIDAY

Switzerland v Spain - St Petersburg 17:00 BST

Belgium v Italy - Munich 20:00

SATURDAY

Czech Republic v Denmark - Baku 17:00

Sweden/Ukraine v England/Germany - Rome 20:00

Spain defender Cesar Azpilicueta: "Boy, we had to suffer there. It's been a few tournaments since we went through a knockout match. But today we 'broke the ice' against the World Cup runners-up. It wasn't great to be scored against twice late in normal time, but we were the better team in extra time and we deserve to go through."