Dan Burn gatecrashes Sean Longstaff interview to brilliantly re-enact famous Paul Gascoigne one-liner after Newcastle seal place at Wembley in Carabao Cup final

Dan Burn was in jubilant mood after helping Newcastle reach the Carabao Cup final and even had time to channel his inner Paul Gascoigne.

The Magpies claimed a 2-1 victory over Southampton at St James’ Park on Tuesday night to reach their first domestic cup final since 1999.

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A first-half double from Sean Longstaff ensured Eddie Howe’s side booked their place in the final after a 3-1 aggregate win over the Saints.

Burn was in superb form and was all-too pleased to show off his fun-loving side in front of the cameras just as he did after the quarter-final win over Leicester.

The former Brighton defender danced for the Sky cameras after his man-of-the-match display and was at it again on Tuesday as he paid tribute to a famous line from Newcastle legend Gazza.

Burn hilariously gatecrashed Longstaff’s post-match interview with NUFC TV and grabbed the microphone from the two-goal hero.

He then shouts: “I’m happy, I’m happy, I’m going to get my suit measured. Come on the lads!”

Burn then walks away, leaving Longstaff and the club’s media team in hysterics.

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Struggling to contain himself, Longstaff continued: “That’s unbelievable man. What a guy man, what a guy.”

Burn’s line was inspired by Gazza’s interview after leading Tottenham to the 1991 FA Cup final.

After netting in Spurs’ 3-1 semi-final win over bitter rivals Arsenal, Gazza pulled off one of his most memorable one-liners.

He said: “I’m off to get my suit measured, yes!”

Newcastle fans will hope Burn can help lead their side to glory at Wembley as they await the winners of the second semi-final between Manchester United and Nottingham Forest.

The 30-year-old has become a fan favourite since arriving on Tyneside a year ago.

Much of the fanfare has come from his roots. The 6ft 6in defender was born in Blyth and fans rarely let him forget it with their catchy chant to the tune of Pretty Green Eyes by Ultrabeat.

The lyrics are: “He’s from Blyth, you’ll never ever beat Dan Burn.”

His Newcastle performances haven’t gone unnoticed as his blossoming partnership with Sven Botman has provided the Magpies with the best defence in the Premier League.