England midfielder Jack Wilshere speaking on ITV: "I loved every minute of that.

"We knew going in to the game it would be a great occasion and so it proved.

"We really stepped up and showed what we could do tonight."

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Jack Wilshere's assist for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain was his first in an England shirt (in his 26th appearance). The Arsenal man's pass was top class. Does anybody - for club and country - know his best position yet though?

Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live

"To be honest with you, the reason to be cheerful tonight is that this wasn't Scotland's most important game. That was at the weekend against Ireland, and we won that. Scotland matches England tonight for 25 minutes but then their tanks ran out, with too much spent against Ireland.

"So I'm not too disappointed - one or two players came in and Gordon Strachan has learned a little bit. And tonight was a wee bit of a reality check."

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That's 47 wins for England, 41 for Scotland now in this fixture.

Former England international Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live

"It was a performance much like the recent win over Switzerland. That was high tempo, not the highest quality, but we know England have technical deficiencies. But I'd much rather watch an England performance like that, taking risks and chances and ultimately prevailing."

Sam in Sussex: Rooney answering his critics in style with his brace tonight!

Richard from Edinburgh: No shame in losing tonight. A couple of years ago we were in international football wilderness and the gulf between these two sides was huge. We will learn and keep looking forward.

Roy Hodgson gives Gordon Strachan a hearty pat on the back and a 'well played! Well played'. A comfortable enough win for England though.

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Roy Hodgson furiously scratches at his chin on the sidelines. He will be very impressed with his side's showing tonight.

THREE MINUTES added on.

Johnny Russell has made an impact for Scotland since coming on, and he is hacked down by Nathaniel Clyne as the Southampton man earns a booking. Free-kick - right through the penalty area! Just needed a touch.

Tom Yeates:, external Two very well constructed goals in the space of two minutes! Is this really Scotland v England?

Alex Lonsdale:, external Rooney edges one closer to Charlton but it was all about the great play in the build-up to create the goal.

Wayne Rooney has never scored a hat-trick for England...

It's been a very good week for England captain Wayne Rooney. Three more goals in the national colours and he is just three away from Sir Bobby Charlton's record now. It's in the bag.

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Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live

"Scotland just fell asleep, and Gordon Strachan will be absolutely devastated. Terrible from Scotland, and they're right back at square one. And let's not be distracted by the Scotland goal, because England have been much the better side for most of this match."

What an end in Glasgow! Drama and late goals galore. England bring on Ross Barkley for the final stages.

Former England international Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live

"Great move from Scotland. Raheem Sterling was caught napping and Robertson burst forward, played a great one-two on the edge of the box and then hit a sweet left-foot shot. Not a lot Fraser Forster could do about that.

"But then Rooney scores, and I really thought he was going to try a backflip in celebration! Thank God he didn't, because that could have ended up with a serious injury."

Willie Miller
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Radio Scotland

"It's elation and deflation for Scotland there.

"They give themselves hope and then concede almost straight away.

"But, you've got to give England credit there for the swift response."

England react superbly and score an excellent goal! Wayne Rooney has 46 for England and celebrates with a cartwheel.

This is great movement, Rickie Lambert and Adam Lallana carving the defence open down the right, Lallana looks up and picks the skipper out in the middle and he can't miss.

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Game on! Scotland are back in it with a very well-worked goal! Left-back Andrew Robertson walks past a lazy challenge from Raheem Sterling, swaps passes with new boy Johnny Russell before beating Fraser Forster with a low drive!

Celtic Park erupts!

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Mark Robinson:, external Why Lambert over Berahino?!

Gary Wilkinson:, external Scotland fans showing their appreciation in song for the teams efforts, despite losing. Respect.