It was a sad end to an amazing tournament in England, with Alan Shearer winning the Golden Boot in a home international tournament. He became then just the second Englishman to win a Golden Boot at either a World Cup or European Championships, after Gary Lineker's gong at Mexico '86. Harry Kane (World Cup 2018) would later join them.

Michael Owen - If there's one player who could rival Alan Shearer in the Speciali boot stakes, it's Michael Owen. As one of England's top five all-time goal scorers and one-time winner of the European Footballer of the Year, Owen remains one of the boots most iconic faces.

After being named England's captain in 1996 and Newcastle's captain in 1999, he retired from international football following Euro 2000, having amassed 63 appearances and 30 goals for his country. This is a Umbro football boot signed by Alan Shearer at a signing session in Manchester.

The Three Lions were then placed in Group A, alongside Switzerland, Netherlands and Scotland. By now, we know that Alan Shearer won the Golden Boot at Euro 1996, but how did he do it? Well, England only played five games at the tournament before being knocked out at the semi-final stage to Germany (again), and Shearer netted in four of them.