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Scotland vs England player ratings: Jude Bellingham the star amid Andy Robertson’s nightmare The Independent says Scotland hosted England in a 150th anniversary of their first-ever meeting; this time around it was the Three Lions who triumphed with a routine and comprehensive 3-1 victory. Phil Foden and Jude Bellingham scored within minutes of each other in the first half, before Harry Maguire turned into his own net to close the gap past the hour mark. Harry Kane wrapped up matters though as England took the bragging rights. https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/scotland-england-player-ratings-jude-bellingham-b2410152.html

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Scotland 1-3 England: Jude Bellingham puts on world-class performance Scotland met England in the latest of the world’s oldest football rivalry, where England dominated and Jude Bellingham offered up a world-class performance. The heritage match marked the 150-year anniversary of the first-ever international match, when England and Scotland played in 1872. Scotland haven’t beaten England since 1999. In the 42nd minute, Phil Foden sliced open the scoreline, silencing the Scottish stadium, before the terrific Jude Bellingham scored just three minutes later. A mistake from England defender Harry Maguire led to an England own goal, bringing hope to the home crowd.…

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Scotland vs England: 150-year anniversary of football’s oldest rivalry  Scotland and England will meet at Hampden Park, Glasgow tonight for the latest international friendly. It’s the oldest fixture in international football, marking 150 years since their first encounter. This heritage match is likely to throw up all sorts of drama, as where this fixture is concerned, there’s a whole lot of history and passion. The last time they met – Euro 2020, the game ended 0-0. England’s last game on Saturday ended 1-1 against Ukraine, but they look on course to book their spot in the 2024 Euro competition. For…

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Scotland vs England: How to watch, Kick off, Scotland and England will meet at Hampden Park, Glasgow tonight for the latest international friendly. It’s the oldest fixture in international football, marking 150 years since their first encounter with each other. This heritage match is likely to throw up all sorts of drama, as where this fixture is concerned, there’s a whole lot of history and passion. You may also like When is Scotland vs England? Scotland vs England is due to kick off at 7.45pm BST on Tuesday 12 September at Hampden Park in Glasgow. How can I watch it?…

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Scotland vs England preview: Steve Clarke says match will help test progress of side BBC Sport says It’s the oldest fixture in international football and the latest meeting of Scotland and England throws up all sorts of intrigue 150 years on from their first encounter. While the gulf between the sides has varied over their long and entwined history, both nations meet at Hampden Park for this heritage match for a contest that could be hard to call. The last meeting of the pair ended in a 0-0 draw at Wembley in Euro 2020 at the start of England’s journey…

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Scotland vs England: Old rivals meet ahead of era-defining European Championships in Germany SKY Sports says England and Scotland share an island, a border and a widespread love for football. But very rarely have they shared a similar level of optimism ahead of a major tournament. As the old rivals prepare to face off in a 150th anniversary friendly of the oldest international fixture, both teams are casting one eye on next summer’s European Championships amid their unbeaten qualifying campaigns. For the first time ever, both England and Scotland are all but qualified for next summer’s Euros in Germany with…

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Scotland vs England predictions as Three Lions head over border for fiery ‘friendly’ Daily Mirror says On paper it is ‘only’ a friendly, but we all know that football matches aren’t played on paper. Scotland welcome England to Hampden Park on Tuesday night in remarkable form, with five wins from five in their Euro 2024 qualifying group propelling Steve Clarke’s side to the cusp of next summer’s finals in Germany. England, meanwhile, saw their own serene progress to the Euros dented somewhat by a disjointed draw with Ukraine in Poland on Saturday, and that will have raised home expectations even…

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