Another bottom club winning are Hartlepool, with the Football League's basement team 1-0 up at Exeter.

At the top of League Two, leaders Bury are 3-1 down to AFC Wimbledon and look set to be overhauled by Wycombe, who are leading Morecambe 2-1.

It's not all about international football today - there's action going on in the Football League as well..

There's something of a shock unfolding in the the third tier of English football, where Crewe Alexandra, who have won only once all season, lead Coventry 2-1.

Port Vale and Scunthorpe, both also in the bottom three, lead Yeovil and Gillingham respectively.

At the top, leaders Bristol City are beating Chesterfield 2-1 and third-placed Peterborough are winning by the same score at Crawley.

Gordon Strachan has declared himself happy with Scotland's progress under his guidance but he's reluctant to set a points target in Euro 2016 qualifying.

"We seem to be adding to the spring in the step of Scottish sports fans and that makes us happy," he said.

"The players make me feel confident. They determine the mood of the coaches most of the time and they have satisfied me this week."

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Scotland have not played at a major finals since the 1998 World Cup, but an upturn in results and an expanded tournament have raised hopes of a return to France the year after next.

"How you get there, you never know," added Strachan, who was tight-lipped on his team selection. "You can't plan it. You never know when the big games are and when the disasters are coming.

"You just have to deal with them and hope there aren't too many disasters."

However, ex-Sunderland and Ipswich boss Keane admits he wants to be the boss again in the future.

"Deep down I do want to get back in the hotseat, but I don't know when that will be.

"Hopefully there will be an opportunity for me to get back to be a manager. I don't sit around hoping for managers to lose their job but if I get a call from somebody I will have a look at it."

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Republic of Ireland and Aston Villa assistant manager Roy Keane says he is "enjoying" being a number two - for now.

"I think, strangely enough, that being a manager has helped me being a number two because I know how difficult it is.

"I have to know my boundaries with Martin O'Neill. I know my role and hopefully Martin is taking my opinions on board about players and training sessions. I've no problem with that.

"When I was captain at Manchester United, people thought I overstepped the mark but I don't ever think I did. I knew I was not the manager."

Later this evening, Northern Ireland will look to continue their good start to Group F when they play the Faroe Islands.

That's a 19:45 BST kick-off, the same as another Group I fixture, Finland v Greece. The early game sees Romania meet Hungary.

Today, our truncated Euro 2016 programme carries a homely feel.

The Republic of Ireland host Gibraltar in what will be the minnows' first competitive away international.

In the same group, world champions Germany travel to Poland, while in Group I, Armenia entertain Serbia and Albania meet Denmark.

The Euro 2016 qualifying juggernaut has rumbled into action and we have a veritable feast to warm our collective cockles.

Scotland, emboldened and disappointed in equal measure following their gallant defeat by Germany, aim to record a first win in Group D against Georgia.

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Georgia, of course, are managed by Temuri Ketsbaia, the former Newcastle and Dundee striker who, during his playing days, had advertising hoardings cowering in fear of his white-hot goal celebrations.

Bald as an eagle - with less hair than Duncan Goodhew and a steely-eyed determination to upset Scotland's applecart - Ketsbaia will be one to watch in the technical area at Ibrox.

How do you see the game at Ibrox panning out? Can Scotland take a victory with them on the flight to Poland ahead of Tuesday's qualifier?

Can Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland strike gold tonight?

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Scotland: Marshall, Hutton, Robertson, R. Martin, Hanley, Maloney, Morrison, Brown(c), S. Fletcher, Naismith, Anya. Subs: Gordon (GK), C. Martin, Reynolds, Whittaker, Bannan, Burke, D. Fletcher, G. Dorrans, Gilks (GK), May.

Despite impressing for Celtic since returning from long-term injury, goalkeeper Craig Gordon settles for a place on the bench as Gordon Strachan keeps faith in David Marshall.

Today may be a big day of international football, but it is also a busy weekend of FA Cup fixtures, with clubs now just two wins from the first round.

Each week we've been asking you for your favourite from a selection of goals, and you can vote now at the top of this page to choose from our latest selection. Voting will close at 17:30 and we'll announce the results on this page. Terms and conditions can be found here.

Which is the greatest of these seven FA Cup goals?

1. Manchester United's Norman Whiteside's curling shot past Neville Southall to win the 1985 final against Everton.

2. Conference side Luton Town striker Scott Rendell's near-post finish against Premier League Norwich in the fourth round in 2013.

3. Liverpool defender Djimi Traore's spectacular own goal as Burnley knock out the Reds in the third round in 2005.

4. Manchester United's Mark Robins reportedly saving Alex Ferguson's job by scoring against Nottingham Forest in the 1990 third round.

5. Liverpool's Michael Thomas volleying the opener in the 1992 final against Sunderland, having denied the Reds the 1989 league title when playing for Arsenal.

6. Everton's Kevin Sheedy scoring a wonderful free-kick in the 1985 quarter-final against Ipswich twice after the referee ordered a retake.

7. Chesterfield local hero Jamie Hewitt celebrates his 1997 FA Cup semi-final equaliser against Middlesbrough to force a replay.

Good evening and a warm welcome to our live text commentary of a bumper edition of Euro 2016 qualifying.

First up in Group D, it's Scotland v Georgia at Ibrox. Kick off is at 17:00, with group rivals Republic of Ireland locking horns with Gibraltar at the same time.

Attention then switches to Northern Ireland v Faroe Islands in Belfast at 19:45.

Are you sitting comfortably? Good, then we'll begin...

Scotland appear to be a different animal under Gordon Strachan.

The all-too-familiar cloak of obdurate football has been thrown off to reveal a glitter ball of confident attacking swagger, like Nile Rogers leading Chic in the opening bars of Good Times.

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The result? Scotland supporters believe qualifying for a major finals for the first time since France 98 is within the national side's grasp.