England have now already hit the woodwork twice at Euro 2020 after that John Stones header - last doing so more at a major tournament at 2010 World Cup, when they did three times.

A lot of England's early threat coming down their right, while Scotland created that early chance for Che Adams down the opposite flank down their right side.

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Like I said.

Scotland midfielder John McGinn is into the book for some backchat on the referee.

A cheap yellow card and he is walking on ice for a large portion of the game now.

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The Spanish referee is not going to take any nonsense today.

It's Antonio Miguel Mateu Lahoz, who officiated the Champions League final.

Rachel T: John ‘Salmon’ Stones. Should have nailed that!

Richard: Sitter. That's unmissable from John Stones.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley Stadium

Barely audible jeers when the players took the knee. Loud, prolonged applause from both sets of supporters.

England clicking into gear and it's another very good chance.

Raheem Sterling picks the pocket of Scott McTominay deep in the Scotland half before finding Mason Mount in the six yard box, but the Chelsea midfielder cannot find the target with his first-time shot from close range.

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Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wow, did John Stones get some height there!

Nobody was in a country mile of him there, it was terrible defending and Scotland need to do better than that.

England inches from the opener!

John Stones leaps high into the sky and thumps a free header from six yards against the post.

David Marshall stood like a statue and such is the force in the effort, the goalposts are still shaking.

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Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

There are lots of free-kicks at the moment. The game needs to settle down.

I think there have been more free-kicks than passes! It's stop-start at the moment.

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Good signs for England as Raheem Sterling makes a break for the first time.

He feeds Phil Foden, who lays it off for Mason Mount to curl a shot which deflects wide.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Match of the Day

England are struggling to find a rhythm on that right hand side. Just breaking down with Foden and Phillips there.

It looks so congested in the middle of the park and that's what Scotland want with the changes they have made.

Not on this occasion as Tyrone Mings rises in the box to head the free-kick clear.

It's been a tremendous start at Wembley, Scotland are looking confident.

Now John McGinn wins a free-kick of his own in the England half as he is tripped by Kalvin Phillips.

Can Scotland cause England more issues?

The first chance for England to lump one into the Scottish box after John McGinn fells Harry Kane.

Mason Mount plays it in but Declan Rice's flick causes David Marshall no problems.

Young Billy Gilmour, on his first Scotland start, is putting himself about already, snapping into a tackle on Chelsea team-mate Mason Mount.

The midfielder does not look afraid or overawed by the occasion.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

So much for Scotland taking on some pressure - they're putting the pressure on England.

What a chance for Scotland in the opening five minutes.

A lovely move down the right sees England carved open, Stephen O'Donnell pulling the ball back for Che Adams with a free hit from 10 yards out, but the shot is blocked by John Stones.

The Southampton frontman should have done better, they need to take every chance that falls their way.

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Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

England have started to find some passes and settle the nerves.

Scotland look well organised and you can see the shape at the back. They have shaped up in midfield against England and they are not going to let them control the game.

It looks like Kalvin Phillips will be deployed higher up the pitch again.

Phil Foden almost picks out the run of Yorkshire Pirlo, but Grant Hanley gets across to shepherd the ball out of play.