England 0-0 Scotland

Euro 2020 Finals
First Round

Fri 18th June 2021
20:00

Wembley, London (A)
Att: 20,306

Referee: Antonio Mateu (Spain)

Reduced capacity due to Covid-19

Group D
(18 Jun 2021)
 
P
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
Czech Rep.
2
1
1
0
3
1
4
England
2
1
1
0
1
0
4
Croatia
2
0
1
1
1
2
1
SCOTLAND
2
0
1
1
0
2
1
18 June 2021
Croatia 1-1 Czech Republic
England 0-0 Scotland
Scotland

D Marshall
S McTominay
G Hanley
K Tierney
S O`Donnell
B Gilmour (S Armstrong 76)
J McGinn
C McGregor
A Robertson(C)
C Adams (K Nisbet 86)
L Dykes

 

Manager:
Steve Clarke

 

FIFA Ranking: 44

England

J Pickford
R James
J Stones
T Mings
L Shaw
K Phillips
D Rice
P Foden (J Grealish 63)
M Mount
R Sterling
H Kane(C) (M Rashford 74)

 

Manager:
Gareth Southgate

 

FIFA Ranking: 4

Key: Goals    Assists Missed Penalty Red Card

 
England
Scotland
Shots At Goal
9
11
Shots On Target
1
2
Possession %
60.1
39.9
Fouls
13
14
Corners
6
5
Offsides
2
0
Saves
1
1
Yellow Cards
0
2
Red Cards
0
0
Source: Sky Sports
1 David Marshall (Derby County) (46 Caps) Age: 36
2 Stephen O`Donnell (Motherwell) (21 Caps) Age: 29
3 Andrew Robertson (Liverpool) Captain (47 Caps) Age: 27
4 Scott McTominay (Manchester Utd) (25 Caps) Age: 24
5 Grant Hanley (Norwich City) (35 Caps) Age: 29
6 Kieran Tierney (Arsenal) (22 Caps) Age: 24
7 John McGinn (Aston Villa) (35 Caps) Age: 26
8 Callum McGregor (Celtic) (33 Caps) Age: 28
9 Lyndon Dykes (QPR) (14 Caps) Age: 25
10 Che Adams (Southampton) (6 Caps) Age: 24
23 Billy Gilmour (Chelsea) (3 Caps) Age: 20
 
17 Stuart Armstrong (Southampton) (27 Caps) Age: 29
(Replaced Billy Gilmour 76 min)
19 Kevin Nisbet (Hibernian) (5 Caps) Age: 24
(Replaced Che Adams 86 min)
 Yellow Card   Red Card   Double Booking   Goals Scored    Assist
 Penalty Save
(3-5-2)
David Marshall
Scott McTominay
Grant Hanley
Kieran Tierney
Stephen O`Donnell
Billy Gilmour
John McGinn
Callum McGregor
Andrew Robertson
Che Adams
Lyndon Dykes

2 Stephen O`Donnell

Interesting Fact
This was the first goalless draw with England at Wembley

Euro 2020 Finals
First Round

Fri 18th June 2021
20:00

Wembley, London (A)
Att: 20,306

Referee: Antonio Mateu (Spain)

Reduced capacity due to Covid-19

Group D
(18 Jun 2021)
 
P
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
Czech Rep.
2
1
1
0
3
1
4
England
2
1
1
0
1
0
4
Croatia
2
0
1
1
1
2
1
SCOTLAND
2
0
1
1
0
2
1
18 June 2021
Croatia 1-1 Czech Republic
England 0-0 Scotland

Euro 2020 Finals
First Round

Fri 18th June 2021
20:00

Wembley, London (A)
Att: 20,306

Referee: Antonio Mateu (Spain)

Reduced capacity due to Covid-19

Group D
(18 Jun 2021)
 
P
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
Czech Rep.
2
1
1
0
3
1
4
England
2
1
1
0
1
0
4
Croatia
2
0
1
1
1
2
1
SCOTLAND
2
0
1
1
0
2
1
18 June 2021
Croatia 1-1 Czech Republic
England 0-0 Scotland

Scotland went into the England match feeling that they needed to get something from the match. Tierney was available, and Clarke made 4 changes to his starting 11, with Billy Gilmour making his first start.

After only 4 minutes, Che Adams had a shot blocked, following a cutback by Stephen O`Donnell down the right. After 11 minutes, John Stones rose above the Scotland defence to have his header come back off the post. Two minutes later, Mason Mount had a shot inside the six yard box go just past the post. On the half hour mark Tierney made a run down the left, before crossing across the goal to O`Donnell, who had his low volley saved by Pickford. Adams could olny head the rebound wide. Just inside the second half, Marshall had to made a low save to his right, to keep out a Mason Mount shot. Just before the hour mark Dykes had a shot blocked, which fell to Adams, but he could not get a proper shot off. Dykes then had a shot headed off the line by Reece James. With 12 minutes remaining, a cross from Robertson fell to Adams at the back post, but his shot was sliced wide. Right at the end there was a scramble in the Scotland box, but McGinn cleared the danger. Scotland gained a point, but there was some felt that they should have won, as they outplayed England for most of the match. On the same day Czech Republic drew 1-1 with Croatia, meaning that a victory over Croatia would see Scotland finish at least third, with a good chance of qualification for the knockout stages.