Scotland midfielder Billy Gilmour is your highest-rated player from the goalless draw with England at Wembley.

Shaun T: Woulda dropped him the night but the boy was outstanding!!

Thomas: Boy done good

How good was Stephen O'Donnell tonight?! Criticised for his performance on Monday, what a way to bounce back.

More key passes than any Scotland player, and came closest to scoring.

Scotland head coach Steve Clarke has been giving his reaction to the BBC.

"I'm not surprised about the performance, because I know how good my team is," he said.

"Unfairly criticised after Monday's game - they've silenced a lot of people tonight.

"The players are so honest it's frightening, and they do it all for their country. Now we rest, recover, and get ready for what is more or less a cup final against Croatia."

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on Match of the Day

Stephen O'Donnell wasn't at his best on Monday. He came in for a lot of stick from everyone saying he shouldn't play. It was a terrific performance from Stephen O'Donnell.

Every single one of them was top class. Everything that was asked, they did it. I watched a game there where Scotland were the best side and I don't think there can be too much argument about that. You have to be at your best. You know who's coming, you know Scotland had to get something tonight so England should have known what was coming. There were star performers everywhere for Scotland tonight. They were absolutely terrific.

Scotland midfielder Callum McGregor told BBC Radio Scotland: "It was really tough - I thought everyone, to a man, was outstanding. The fans drove us on from the first minute. If you don't feed off that energy then you're in the wrong sport.

"We've given ourselves a massive chance now. We went toe to toe with England and tactically I thought we were excellent. The gaffer wanted us to go play and make an impression - I think we did that.

"Billy (Gilmour) was superb for someone so young, he's just going to get better and better. It was a great night overall."

Scotland

Scotland manager Steve Clarke speaking to ITV: "Good night, we played well. We were unfairly criticised after the game on Monday I know I have a good group of players and they showed that tonight, delighted for my players and staff.

"We had chances to win, England had moments as well, looking at this you wouldn't have known which is the favourite which is a credit to us. The most pleasing thing was we played when we had the ball and created a number of chances."

On Billy Gilmour: "We knew before we put him in he can play, it's just getting the right moment, tonight was his big moment and he took it and no one was surprised by it, certainly not in our camp."

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on BBC Sportsound

More thoughts from Scotland defender Stephen O'Donnell on BBC Radio Scotland: "I caught [my chance] cleanly at the back post, but the keeper made a good save. We'd have all taken a draw before the game - we got a lot of criticism before the game from the media, but the only point I have to prove is to my manager. Time and time again Steve Clarke sticks by me. That's a great feeling."

Scotland defender Stephen O'Donnell talking to BBC Radio Scotland: 'We came into the game with a structure and organisation. We competed really well and had a couple of chances. we showed we can compete and it gives us a chance to make history against Croatia."

Scotland

Scotland captain Andy Robertson speaking to ITV: "Yeah we did [deserve the win] - I don't think many can argue that we had the big chances, at times we kept the ball superbly well, frustrated them. On another night we could've came away with more - but we take a point, keeps us alive, it's important to use this feeling and the fans being happy into Tuesday and try and use it to get a positive result."

On Billy Gilmour: "Right up there [as one of the best performances in a Scotland shirt] - spoke to him in hotel today and just looked at him and nothing phases him. I believe he can have as many caps as he wants for Scotland, he has a huge future ahead but the here and now is pretty good as well."

On England substitutions: "Harry [Kane] is one of those players you have to keep a watch on, there's a few out there, Phil Foden we kept him quiet and Raheem Sterling. The whole crowd erupted when Jack Grealish came on but we managed to keep him quiet as well down that right hand side. It's important that it's not a pointless result, we need to use it and get out of this group."

Neil McCann
Former Scotland winger on BBC Sportsound

Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland at Wembley

Still plenty of Scotland fans giving it laldy inside Wembley as their heroes are interviewed by various broadcasters pitchside. I get the feeling they'll enjoy themselves tonight these supporters. And so they should.