Kick-off at a feverish Celtic Park is just over an hour away.

If you are under any illusions just how big a game this is, BBC Sport asked some of Scottish football's biggest names.

"Scotland-England is always a game that every Scotland fan wants to win," says Gordon McQueen.

Former Scotland striker Peter Lorimer said: "The game lasted about two minutes before war broke out. We were playing as if there were 130,000 at the game. It just showed the passion."

BBC Radio Scotland

BBC Radio Scotland's own coverage of Scotland v England, Sportsound, is already under way.

You can listen on medium-wave in Scotland or via the BBC iPlayer Radio app, online or on digital TV or radio.

On BBC Alba, geama càirdeil eadar na seann nàimhdean. Alba v Sasainn beò à Parkhead.

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Gough's goal

Scotland's last win at home came in 1985, as Richard Gough's goal secured a 1-0 victory at Hampden Park. When men were men, kits were kits, and boots were boots...

Stewart Downing didn't make many of your combined XIs - but he's in Roy Hodgson's.

Scotland have gone full strength. Can Chris Martin get the better of that England backline?

England make six changes from the team which beat Slovenia. Former Celtic keeper Fraser Forster starts, as does Stewart Downing. Back from the cold.

England: Forster, Clyne, Shaw, Milner, Cahill, Smalling, Wilshere, Downing, Welbeck, Rooney, Oxlade-Chamberlain

The Scotland team is in. No rotation from Gordon Strachan as he makes just one change, with Steven Fletcher replaced up front by Derby's Chris Martin.

Scotland: Marshall, Whittaker, Robertson, R. Martin, Hanley, Maloney, Mulgrew, Brown, C. Martin, Naismith, Anya

BBC Radio 5 live

5 live Sport kicks into action in just 15 minutes time with a preview, followed by live match commentary from Celtic Park, of Scotland v England.

Tune in and join commentators Alan Green and John Murray in the company of former England full-back Danny Mills and ex-Scotland winger Pat Nevin.

Listen on this very page, or via the BBC iPlayer Radio app, BBC Sport app, digital television or radio or on 909 and 693 medium-wave.

Andrew: Scotland are the better team unit, England have the better individual players. Both sides will be really up for tonight's match, and the atmosphere inside Celtic Park will be spine-tingling. Looking forward to a closely contested, feisty game.

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World champions?

Jim McCalliog was the hero as Scotland pulled off a famous win at Wembley in 1967. Just a year after Bobby Moore, Gordon Banks and co had been crowned as World Champions on the same turf, Bobby Brown's Scotland side won 3-2 with goals from McCalliog, Bobby Lennox and Denis Law.

McCalliog has dined out on the story ever since. He said in 2007: "As you get older, you might not remember what you had for your breakfast but events in the past remain crystal clear and I remember that day as if it was yesterday."

Ikechi Anya at right-back? That's the sort of maverick tinkering that will see you go far Simon. Jordan Henderson getting the nod in all three of those sides is interesting. He's been a long way short of his best form this season.

Your combined Scotland-England XIs:

Lewis Tilley:, external Marshall and McCormack are the only Scots I would consider - the rest of the team would be English.

Michael Harvey:, external Hart, Clyne, Jagielka, Cahill, Baines, Walcott, Henderson, Barkley, Sterling, Rooney, Naismith.

Simon Boendermaker:, external Hart, Anya, Martin, Cahill, Baines, Brown, Henderson; Sterling, Naismith, Maloney, Welbeck. Classic 4-2-3-1.

BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty at Celtic Park

"Scotland completed what was the main business of this international break with victory against the Republic of Ireland in a Euro 2016 here at Celtic Park on Friday - but a meeting with England in Glasgow is hardly an after-thought.

"The Scots will regard this as the perfect opportunity to confirm the growing optimism under manager Gordon Strachan at the expense of their fiercest rivals. The fact that it was before the turn of the century when England were last north of the border has only increased the sense of anticipation around the city since the job was successfully completed against the Republic."

Weston-Super-Mare have avoided any international call-ups this week, which is just as well - because they are in action tonight when they take on Doncaster Rovers in the first round of the FA Cup. That game is one of two ties which were postponed just over a week ago... Mansfield v Concord Rangers being the other.

There are also seven replays to get through tonight - with non-league Southport hosting League Two Dagenham and Redbridge in one of the best-looking ties of the night.

There will be a dedicated live text on all of that, kicking off at 19:00 GMT.

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A Nine mess

Jimmy Greaves bagged a hat-trick as England romped to a 9-3 win at Wembley in 1961. The game was finely poised at 5-3 with 15 minutes left...

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After a narrow defeat in a rip-roaring Euro 2016 qualifier against Scotland at Celtic Park on Friday, the Republic of Ireland are looking to return to winning ways against the United States in Dublin tonight.

Derby full-back Cyrus Christie and Ipswich striker David McGoldrick will make their Republic of Ireland debuts as boss Martin O'Neill says he will field a much-changed team.

The USA lost 2-1 to Colombia in London on Friday, a third game without a win since the summer's World Cup following draws with Ecuador and Honduras.

There are plenty of other international friendlies going on around Europe this evening, including World Cup hosts Brazil in action in Austria at the moment....

Other tasty-looking encounters include France hosting Sweden and Italy entertaining Albania.

We should have confirmed team news for you soon, but the early whispers are that Stewart Downing is in the England side while Scotland have made just once change from the team which beat the Republic of Ireland.

Scotland v England. England v Scotland.

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International friendlies have a habit of being as watchable as a double bill of Last of the Summer Wine but tonight should buck the trend. Hopefully.

If Scotland play at the tempo and intensity they managed against the Republic of Ireland on Friday, then England could be in real trouble. Particularly if Roy Hodgson's men play at the speed they managed for the majority of their game on Saturday.

But if you were picking a combined England/Scotland XI, who would be in? Assuming everyone is fit and available.

Joe Hart or David Marshall? Or Fraser Forster?

Rooney and Naismith up front?

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BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty at Celtic Park

"England are back in Glasgow for the first time since 1999, when a Paul Scholes double gave them victory in a Euro 2000 qualifying play-off.

"This may be a friendly but the atmosphere around Celtic Park ahead of kick-off shows the relish of Scotland and their fans at welcoming back the "Auld Enemy" - with a bagpiper stationed at the main entrance of the stadium close to the statues of European Cup-winning manager Jock Stein and the legendary Celtic and Scotland winger Jimmy Johnstone.

"England manager Roy Hodgson was keen not to portray this as anything over and above the normal international friendly. You suspect he may have to change at just before 8pm this evening."