watching the Euros or Glastonbury? However, those who watched PJ Harvey perform on the iconic Pyramid Stage today seemed to get the best of both worlds.

Viewers couldn't help but compare the rock singer's guitarist to the England football legend.

One fan even commented, 'Great to see Gazza's got a new gig.

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lead guitarist with PJ Harvey at Glastonbury.

'Former footballer Gascoigne, nicknamed Gazza, retired in 2004 but is widely regarded as one of the best English players of all time.

He made 57 appearances for his country and played for top clubs including Tottenham, Newcastle, Lazio, and Rangers.

Now 57 years old, Gascoigne has recently opened up about his new life in retirement and his battle for sobriety.

He went to rehab for the seventh time for alcohol addiction in 2014, attending a £6,000-a-month clinic in Southampton, and even paid £20,000 to have anti-boozing pellets implanted in his stomach to stop drinking.

In a 2021 interview with High Performance, the former midfielder admitted that he will 'always be an alcoholic.

' He also revealed that he lives in his agent's spare room in Poole, seven miles outside of Bournemouth.

So, you can imagine people's surprise when it appeared as if Gascoigne had taken to the main stage at Glastonbury.

But it was actually John Parish, an established musician who has worked with PJ Harvey since 1995, as well as KT Tunstall and Tracy Chapman.

Parish, 65, was born in Somerset and now lives in Bristol, just a two-hour drive away from his apparent twin, Gascoigne.

Paul Gascoigne opened up about his never-ending battle to stay sober and his new life living on the south coast in the spare room of his agent's alcohol-free house.

Gascoigne, pictured with Gary Lineker, played for clubs including Tottenham, Newcastle, Lazio, and Rangers.

Rock megastars Coldplay will be headlining the Pyramid Stage on Saturday evening, with R&B singer SZA leading the show on Sunday.

Meanwhile, country-pop icon Shania Twain has taken the coveted Legends slot on Sunday and is expected to draw a massive crowd.