GARETH SOUTHGATE said that his parents no longer have to endure his 96 Euro heartache after planning the England team to enter the final.

The England coach roared loudly in front of fans who admired Wembley After defeating Denmark in the semifinals.

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Southgate After overtime, the Three Lions defeated the Danes 2-1 For the first time ever, he entered the final of the European Championship.

Twenty-five years have passed since one of the lowest moments in Southgate’s football career.

The former England defender missed a decisive penalty in the semifinal against Germany at Old Wembley Stadium.

The England team was captained by Arsenal’s Tony Adams that day.

Adams appeared on Good Morning Britain on Thursday, revealing the significance of defeating Denmark to current boss Southgate.

Adams revealed: “I texted him (Southgate) congratulations because I am proud to be his friend. He returned with a beautiful answer.

“He said:’Thank God, my mom and dad don’t have to endure all the pain anymore.’

“He is now opening a new path for all these young players. When he missed that penalty, some of them were not even born.”

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After the intense semi-finals, Southgate said: “I am proud of the players. This is an incredible opportunity-the fans have been incredible all night.

“We knew it would not be straightforward, we knew that at some point we would have to show some resilience, and we did it tonight.

“The most delightful thing is that we gave our fans and the country a great night, and the journey continued for another four days.”

After the coveted Euro 2020 final, England fans called for Southgate to be jazzed.

A Twitter user suggested: “Dear Sir Gareth Southgate, Prime Minister, please!”

The second said: “If we win, it will be Sir Gareth Southgate!

The third conclusion is: “Sir Gareth Southgate is up. Not only an excellent manager, but an inclusive and inspiring leader. England is doing well.”

Another fan said: “Really like this guy. Sir Gareth Southgate-let it happen.”

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On Sunday night, England will face Italy in the final at Wembley Stadium. They hope to win their first Grand Slam trophy in 55 years.

Southgate added: “We have reached the finals and we have to enjoy this fact, but we still have a bigger obstacle.

“Italy is a very good team. They showed excellent form and have defensive warriors at the back. This is a great game to look forward to.

“To win the finals. We must regroup and prepare. We have consumed a lot physically and emotionally tonight. We will consider this on the way back to Burton.”

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