Euro 2020 matchday eight: England and Scotland face off at Wembley

The latest chapter in the oldest rivalry in international football will unfold at Euro 2020 on Friday evening when England meet Scotland at Wembley. You may also like

Southgate: I wouldn’t be England manager now if not for win over Scotland

Gareth Southgate knows beating Scotland got him the permanent gig as England manager – an opportunity he had regretted not pushing for sooner. You may also like

Kane would trade all his golden boots to lead England to Euro 2020 glory

Harry Kane insists he would trade in his golden boots for Euro 2020 glory as he remains fully focused on England amid speculation surrounding his Tottenham future. You may also like

Euro 2020 matchday seven: Kevin De Bruyne guides Belgium into last 16

Kevin De Bruyne announced his arrival at Euro 2020 in style as he came off the bench to fire Belgium into the last 16 with victory over Denmark. You may also like

Holland can beat anyone after topping group – De Boer

Frank De Boer is confident Holland have the ability to beat any team at Euro 2020 after securing top spot in Group C by comfortably defeating Austria 2-0. You may also like

Holland through as group winners after comfortable victory over Austria

Holland progressed to the Euro 2020 knockout stages by clinching top spot in Group C courtesy of a comfortable 2-0 success over Austria in Amsterdam. You may also like

Ukraine hold off North Macedonia to keep qualification hopes alive

Ukraine kept their hopes of reaching the last 16 at Euro 2020 alive after edging past North Macedonia. You may also like

Maguire fit and ready to face Scotland after recovering from ankle injury

Harry Maguire has declared himself fit and available for England’s eagerly anticipated European Championship clash with Scotland. You may also like

Depay fully focused on Holland amid transfer speculation

Holland striker Memphis Depay insists he remains focused despite his impending move to Barcelona. You may also like

Belgium to kick ball out of play as mark of respect to Christian Eriksen

Belgium boss Roberto Martinez and his players will celebrate Christian Eriksen’s ongoing recovery from a cardiac arrest when they face Denmark – but then they mean business. You may also like