Euro96 Collection

Aron Winter (Holland) swaps jerseys with ex-Lazio team mate Paul Gascoigne (England). Euro 96 European Football Championships. Wembley, 18th June 1996

French Squad Training at Haydon Bridge High School in Northumberland, 9th June 1996

Czech Football Fans in Liverpool City Centre, Thursday 20th June 1996

Russian Football Fan in Liverpool, Merseyside, ahead of Euro 96 Championships. Monday 17th June 1996

Italian flag throwers, Sbandieratori, in Liverpool, Merseyside, ahead of Euro 96 Championships. Monday 17th June 1996

Ticket Queues at Anfield Stadium for Quarter Final match between France and Netherlands, Liverpool, Thursday 20th June 1996. Dutch Football Fans

Shop asistant Karen Burke from Soccer City, models Englands Grey Strip, Liverpool, 25th June 2016

Euro 1996 Football Fans in Liverpool City Centre, 14th June 1996. Czech Republic Fans

Czech Republic Football Fans arrive at Liverpool Airport, 14th June 1996

Italian Football Fans arrive at Liverpool Airport, 14th June 1996

Euro 1996 Street Festival, Newcastle, 18th June 1996. Sarah Heydan 3 with Mark Pratt

Russia 3-3 Czech Republic, Euro 1996 Group C match at Anfield. Liverpool, Wednesday 19th June 1996. Vladimir Beschastnykh

Euro 1996 Football Fans in the streets around Anfield Football Ground, Liverpool, 12th June 1996. Italian Football Fans

Walton St MaryPrimary School, celebrate their 101st anniversary with a Euro 96 themed fancy dress competition, Liverpool, 9th June 1996. England, Germany

French Training Session at Anfield, home of Liverpool Football Club, ahead of France v Netherlands, Euro 1996 Quarter finals match. Pictured, 20th June 1996

Czech Republic Football Fans at Firwood Bootle Cricket Club, Liverpool, 9th June 1996

Euro 96 Flags, Church Street, Liverpool City Centre, 9th June 1996

Russian Football Fans arrive at Euro 1996 by Ship, Liverpool, 10th June 1996

Bulgaria 1-0 Romania, Euro 1996 Group B match at St James Park, Newcastle, Thursday 13th June 1996. Hristo Stoichkov

Italy 2-1 Russia, Euro 1996 Group C match at Anfield. Liverpool, Tuesday 11th June 1996. Paolo Maldini & Andrei Kanchelskis

France 3-1 Bulgaria, Euro 1996 Group B match at St James Park, Newcastle, Tuesday 18th June 1996. Lyuboslav Penev

France v Netherlands, Euro 1996 Quarter finals match at Anfield. Liverpool, Saturday 22nd June 1996. 0-0 aet. France win 5-4 on penalties. Vincent Guerin No6 & Michael Reiziger No2

Bulgaria 1-0 Romania, Euro 1996 Group B match at St James Park, Newcastle, Thursday 13th June 1996. Hristo Stoichkov

Bulgaria 1-0 Romania, Euro 1996 Group B match at St James Park, Newcastle, Thursday 13th June 1996. Hristo Stoichkov

Kevin Keegan, Newcastle United manager, promoting football at the Eurofest Village, Newcastle, Monday 10th June 1996

Euro 96 Billboard featuring Kevin Keegan, Newcastle United and Alex Ferguson, Manchester United managers respectively, Slogan, United For The Cup

Romania 0-1 France, Euro 1996 Group B match at St James Park, Newcastle, Monday 10th June 1996

Football Fans queue outside Thomson House, Head Office of Newcastle Chronicle and Journal Newspapers, waiting to collect their free Euro 96 tickets

French Squad Training at Haydon Bridge High School in Northumberland, 9th June 1996. Didier Deschamps, Player, Captain

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Euro 96 was a tournament filled with unforgettable moments and passionate fans from all over Europe. One such moment captured the camaraderie between Aron Winter of Holland and Paul Gascoigne of England as they swapped jerseys, reminiscing about their time together at Lazio. The French squad trained diligently at Haydon Bridge High School in Northumberland, showcasing their skills and determination ahead of the championship. Liverpool City Centre came alive with vibrant Czech football fans, proudly displaying their national colors on Thursday 20th June 1996. Amongst them, a Russian football fan soaked in the atmosphere, eagerly anticipating the thrilling matches to come. Italian flag throwers known as Sbandieratori added an extra touch of flair to Liverpool's streets during this exhilarating tournament. The excitement reached its peak as ticket queues formed outside Anfield Stadium for the highly anticipated quarter-final match between France and Netherlands. Shop assistant Karen Burke from Soccer City showcased England's grey strip with pride while modeling it for eager customers in Liverpool. On 14th June 1996, Euro 96 fever took over Liverpool City Centre once again when Czech Republic fans flooded the streets with passion and enthusiasm. They were soon joined by Italian football fans who arrived at Liverpool Airport ready to support their beloved team throughout the championship. Newcastle hosted a memorable street festival on 18th June 1996 where Sarah Heydan and Mark Pratt celebrated amidst a sea of joyous supporters. Meanwhile, Anfield witnessed an enthralling Group C match between Russia and Czech Republic that ended in an electrifying draw - three goals each leaving spectators breathless. Euro 96 brought people together from different nations through their shared love for football. It was more than just a sporting event; it was a celebration of unity, friendship, and fierce competition that will forever be etched in our memories.