Scotland vs England; FIFA World Cup European Qualifying Group F

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Scotland vs England. FIFA World Cup European Qualifying Group F.

5:00pm, Saturday 10th June 2017.

Hampden ParkAttendance48,520.

Scotland 2

L Griffiths (87th minute, 90th minute)

England 2

A Oxlade-Chamberlain (70th minute)
H Kane (93rd minute)

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