25 years after the shoot-out loss to Germany, where are England’s players now?

Gareth Southgate’s missed spot-kick at Euro 96 failed to end 30 years of hurt for the Three Lions.

It is 25 years on Saturday since England’s penalty shoot-out defeat to Germany at Euro 96.

Alan Shearer scored his fifth goal of the tournament inside two minutes but it was cancelled out 13 minutes later by Stefan Kuntz’s leveller.

There was no further scoring and extra time could not separate the teams, meaning a second tournament shoot-out for the Three Lions.

After 10 successful spot-kicks, Gareth Southgate’s effort was saved by Andreas Kopke in sudden death.

Andreas Moller then made no mistake from 12 yards as England were denied an appearance at a first major final since 1966, something they are still seeking.

Here, the PA news agency takes a look at where the England players who played in that game are now.

David Seaman

Gareth Southgate

Southgate led England to their first major semi-final since 1996 at the 2018 World Cup (Nick Potts/PA)

Tony Adams

Stuart Pearce

Pearce is currently on the staff for a second stint at West Ham with manager David Moyes (John Walton/PA)

Paul Ince

Ince has been heavily involved in the career of his son Tom (Barrington Coombs/PA)

Darren Anderton

Anderton has since spent his time doing media work and playing golf (Mike Egerton/PA)

David Platt

Platt has taken a number of roles including Manchester City first team coach under Roberto Mancini (Chris Ison/PA)

Paul Gascoigne

Gascoigne has spent much of the past 20 years battling addiction (Ian Rutherford/PA)

Steve McManaman

McManaman has mostly worked in the media since retirement (Mike Egerton/PA)

Alan Shearer

Shearer has predominantly been a BBC pundit since his retirement (Owen Humphreys/Pool/PA)

Teddy Sheringham

Sheringham most recently appeared on ITV singing show The Masked Singer (Steven Paston/PA