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Steve Clarke, Andy Robertson, Che Adams and John McGinn prepare to renew the oldest international rivalry in history.Steve Clarke, Andy Robertson, Che Adams and John McGinn prepare to renew the oldest international rivalry in history.
Steve Clarke, Andy Robertson, Che Adams and John McGinn prepare to renew the oldest international rivalry in history.
The oldest rivalry in international football continues tonight as Scotland and England go head to head in their Euro 2020 Group D clash at Wembley – and you can get all the buildup and team news in our dedicated live blog.

Scroll down to see all the latest updates as the Auld Enemy prepare to meet in a major tournament finals for the first time in 25 years.

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Scottish crowds in London ‘inevitable’

The arrival of crowds of fans from Scotland in London was “inevitable” due to the “once in a generation” nature of the event, said one supporter.

Gary, a Glaswegian who did not want to give his surname, said people have likely made an “educated assessment of the risk”.

The 30-year-old consultant who lives in London, said: “It was inevitable, regardless of restrictions in place. You can’t stop the masses coming down to celebrate a once in a generation event.

“We’re in a situation where we’ve had enough vaccinations so we have some protection. Obviously there’s the risk with the Delta variant, but I think there’s been an educated assessment of the risk.

“Of course you want everybody to go and enjoy themselves.”

Predicting a 2-1 win for Scotland, he added: “99% of the rivalry will be friendly. It’ll be a laugh.”

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