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England great Paul Gascoigne was spotted in the stands at Wembley for the Three Lions' friendly against Brazil and paid tribute to the late Terry Venables.
Venables, who managed the national side between 1994 and 1996, was warmly remembered ahead of kick-off after the capacity crowd stood to applaud.
Venables' Euro 96 squad, including Gascoigne and Alan Shearer, was invited by the FA to attend a commemoration ceremony in the Wembley Suite before watching the match from the Royal Box.
The fixture was the first England game since Venables, who also featured on the front of the official matchday programme, died in November aged 80.
Gascoigne was pictured ahead of kick-off in a sharp three-piece suit and black tie.
England legend Paul Gascoigne watched the friendly against Brazil in the stands at Wembley
Gascoigne, who sported a light three-piece suit, paid tribute to the late Terry Venables
Venables was remembered ahead of kick-off after thousands of supporters stood to applaud
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