Summary

  • Kane levels in injury time after Griffiths curls in two free-kicks in final five minutes

  • Oxlade-Chamberlain scores five minutes after coming off bench

  • England top Group F, three points above Slovenia; Scotland lie fourth

  • Dallas drives in late goal for NI

  • Northern Ireland on 13 points in second in Group C, Azerbaijan fourth

  • Group winners go to Russia 2018; second place could mean play-offs

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance

  1. Scotland v England (17:00 BST)

    We should have confirmed team news with you before the end of the hour - but what we do know is that England will be captained by Harry Kane this afternoon.

  2. Scotland v England (17:00 BST)

  3. As it stands

    Scotland v England (17:00 BST)

    We are just halfway through the qualification process for next year's World Cup.

    Things are looking good for England - very good in fact.

    Gareth Southgate's men have only dropped two points so far and are big favourites to bag a place in Russia.

    Group F

    With only the group winners guaranteed to qualify, the chase is on for second.

    The eight best runners up (there are nine groups) go into the play-offs.

    Can Scotland make it?

  4. Rivals on the road to Russia...

    Scotland v England (17:00 BST)

    LuzhnikiReuters

    Will England and/or Scotland be here next summer?

    There are just 369 days until the World Cup starts in Russia.

    This time next year the eyes of the footballing world will be firmly set on the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow.

    Gareth SouthgateGetty Images

    Will England be there? Almost certainly.

    Will Scotland be there? Come back to me later tonight.

    Strachan/Southgateget

    Scotland v England is a rivalry like no other in international football. It has the prestige, it has the pedigree - and this afternoon it is pertinent too.

    Scotland need a win to keep their slim hopes alive. Can they pull it off against Gareth Southgate's boys in Glasgow?