Euro 2020, Group D: England v Scotland

SYNOPSIS

This game reignites the oldest rivalry in international football, and will bring back memories of their famous meeting at the old Wembley 25 years ago during Euro 96. Paul Gascoigne - who was plying his trade for Rangers at the time - was the hero for England that day, scoring a spectacular volley after flicking the ball over the head of Colin Hendry to make it 2-0, just seconds after David Seaman had saved a Gary McAllister penalty. More recently, Harry Kane broke Scottish hearts during a 2018 World Cup qualifier at Hampden Park. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain gave England the lead late in the second half, but Leigh Griffiths struck two sublime free-kicks in the final three minutes to put the Tartan Army in dreamland. However, Kane rescued a draw for Gareth Southgate's side in the dying moments of stoppage time