25 years on from their famous Euro \u201996 match, England and Scotland will once again meet at Wembley in the European Championships.<\/p>\n
Scotland\u2019s Euro 2020 hopes were dealt a huge blow after they were beaten by the Czech Republic at Hampden Park in their opening match. \u00a0They will need to get at least a result against their archrival if they are mathematically a chance to reach the knockout stage.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, England were impressive in their win against Croatia and will be looking to top Group D. They will also be bolstered by the return of centre-half Harry Maguire, who has resumed training.<\/p>\n
Despite the gulf in quality, this should be a frantic game that Scotland will be desperate to win. Kieran Tierney\u2019s expected return will be a massive inclusion for the Scottish defence.<\/p>\n
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Players to Watch<\/strong><\/p>\n Andy Robertson: <\/strong>The Liverpool left-back and Scotland captain is his country\u2019s best player. Along with midfielder Scott McTominay, he\u2019ll need to have a massive game in order to beat a Three Lions team brimming with confidence \u2013 at home. Defensively sound, Robertson is equally as capable in attack and has an enormous engine.<\/p>\n Harry Kane: <\/strong>The England captain was largely ineffective in the Three Lions\u2019 opening game against Croatia. Rarely in his career has he had quiet spells, though, and Scotland provide the perfect opportunity for the Premier League Golden Boot winner to open his Euro 2020 account.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Key Stats<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Best Bets<\/strong><\/p>\n Score in Both Halves: England ($2.10)<\/a><\/p>\n Anytime Scorer: Phil Foden ($3)<\/a><\/p>\n\n