Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Am I allowed to breathe now? It was pinball in the box for a second!

England are very unlucky not to be a goal up there.

Post! Jake Livermore hits a shot from the edge of the area, it comes off the ankles of a Scotland defender and hits the post, the rebound almost falls for Dele Alli and he just can't sort his feet out quickly enough.

England do look a touch off the pace. Half sharp. Tired at the end of the season? A familiar tale.

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

I can feel a bit of nervousness from both teams in the early stages of this half - more so from Scotland.

The passing hasnt been as zippy or crisp as we have seen in in recent times.

It is as if nobody want to make a mistake but that's not good enough - Scotland have to take chances.

England women are 2-0 up after 40 minutes in their friendly with Switzerland as Fran Kirby races on to a ball over the top and calmly rounds the keeper before stroking home.

And that's half-time.

Most of England's best bits have come through Adam Lallana and again he drops a shoulder and opens up space. Marcus Rashford threatens to run in behind momentarily but he takes a poor touch and the door is closed on him.

Nice build-up from Scotland as Stuart Armstrong slides one down the side for Andrew Robertson, but he can't get a cross over and Kyle Walker sees him out.

Scotland were pressing England instantly at the start of the game and they start the second half in similar fashion, causing Chris Smalling to miscue a pass and Gary Cahill has to bale him out.

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender for 5 live Sport

Scotland started well and put England under a phenomenal amount of pressure. The pace was blistering.

However, as that tailed off, I hoped England's quality would show through but having had three weeks off, they look a little rusty.

Not the best game so far but still a top-rate atmosphere.

Scotland send on James McArthur for James Morrison. Not sure that will add to the goal threat! Away we go.

Johnny Magrinho: Same old England. Playing ineffectual football yet again to make the opposition look better than they are. Disappointing.

Nick Hughes: This is dire. England have approached this with an arrogance that the Scots would be a walk-over, now they're clueless.

Ethan: To all those complaining about how boring this #SCOENG game is... It's England. Do you really expect a 5 goal thriller?

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We are back playing again in Baku.

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Stuart Elliott
Former Northern Ireland player on BBC Radio Ulster

I think Northern Ireland will bring on the likes of Kyle Lafferty and, who knows, with his height and strength he could get on the end of something and get a goal. Three points would be wonderful but 0-0 would not be a disastrous result for Michael O'Neill.

That's probably the going rate for friendlies now isn't it Robbie? Most Premier League teams will be playing in Asia or America this summer.

Robbie Devenney: I feel like I'm at a preseason friendly - a £60 preseason friendly.

England's women are a goal to the good in their friendly with Switzerland - it's a decent one too.

Jordan Nobbs, from the left edge of the area, hits a dipping shot into the far corner with half an hour gone.

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

I think Scotland have played really well here. They really got in England's faces but the pace has been hard on a few of their players. They knew this high tempo was only going to last 15-20 minutes.

When Scotland commit bodies forwards and then lose the ball, that's when England should have exploited them but they don't seem to be doing that.

BBC Two

England hope to become world champions as they face Venezuela in the Under-20 World Cup final on Sunday.

Paul Simpson's side came from behind to beat Italy 3-1 in the semi-finals and are now aiming to make history.

You can watch the match live on BBC Two and online with coverage starting from 10:50 BST and you can also follow live text commentary on the BBC Sport website.

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Scotland had the first effort of the game in the sixth minute - and they haven't had a shot since.

Is 0-0 any good for Gordon Strachan's side?