As Britain baked beneath glorious sunshine, so Euro 96 really started to hot up - and with it the levels of expectation across the country. With the group phase done, eight teams remained. England's quarter final opponents were Spain, who - while not in the same class as more recent Iberian vintages - were nonetheless a formidable proposition. Following their performance against the Dutch, meanwhile, the host nation must surely have been fancying their chances of going all the way. Two of the main protagonists that day were David Seaman and Stuart Pearce, who join Mark to discuss their memories of that day and the tournament as a whole.