Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker & manager on Channel 4

It's taken an own goal and 68 minutes, but there's a real atmosphere now.

You would fully expect Scotland to step on the accelerator, and ask real questions of England.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Harry Maguire has been put under a lot of pressure by the Scotland fans, getting the ironic cheers every time he touched the ball.

The ball was put in, he stuck out a leg hoping for the best, he didn't try to affect it, he just put out a lazy leg.

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Aaron Hickey tries to slalom his way through a cluster of English players but can't get his shot past the imposing Lewis Dunk.

Ryan Christie tries his luck from a long way out and Aaron Ramsdale can watch it roll by.

Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen captain on BBC Sportsound

If we get a combination of England taking their foot off it and Scotland making the right changes, it might just work for them.

Ryan Christie and Lyndon Dykes are on for Scotland.

Che Adams and Billy Gilmour trot off...

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Scotland are under pressure as Scott McTominay gives the ball away. It ends with a Harry Kane shot rising over via a deflection that the officials don't spot.

England are keeping the ball, without really going anywhere.

The crowd are bored, cheering on something off camera.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden Park

It might not feel like it right now for Scotland fans but this is exactly the type of test Steve Clarke wants for his squad.

If they are to progress further in what has been an impressive evolution under Clarke, this is the quality they need to strive to match.

The same was true of travelling to face Turkey last year in what was dubbed a meaningless friendly.

In that hostile atmosphere they looked like wilting, responded and kicked off on the run they have been on. This is a level up.

The ball breaks to Billy Gilmour at the edge of the box but the little Scotland midfielder is stretching a bit to wrap his foot round it and the shot flies high over the target.

Scotland need the next goal to make a night of this.

John McGinn turns near the penalty box but there's only Che Adams to aim for. He has a pot shot, which cannons off his team-mate and goes out for a goal-kick.

Here we go for the second half.

England make a change at the back, with Harry Maguire on for Marc Guehi.

Scott Mullen
BBC Scotland at Hampden Park

Right. A bounty of pies have been demolished in the press room. A stodgy bit of comfort food for the Scottish press pack. Hopefully the home team will be getting something a bit more nutritional to fuel a second-half comeback.

A steak bake?

Leanne Crichton
Former Scotland international on BBC Sportsound

This is a Lyndon Dykes type night.

Scotland need a physical presence to get up the pitch. Nothing is sticking.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Scotland are playing a back five and they up against one guy. England have a bunch of players running from midfield and running past them so Steve Clarke has to change that.

Graeme Souness
Former Scotland captain on Channel 4

Scotland have not got started, and that's because of how England have played

The scoreline does not flatter England. Scotland aren't threatening - it's one-way traffic, and that takes some doing coming to Hampden.

Craig Levein
Former Scotland manager on BBC Sportsound

It's been a lesson.

Scotland haven't been in it at all. McGinn and McTominay have barely touched the ball, so we've had nothing to shout about.

We're playing a very dangerous game. It's a high line against no pressure on the ball and top class strikers. The front three are incredible.

Kane is causing the back three all sorts of bother. He's toying with them.

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Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

It's maybe the type of game that Scotland need, but we've been so passive.

Maybe we need to get it stirred up a bit, play with the heart a little more.

Keep it simple, get it forward and hopefully pick up some crumbs.

We've been outplayed as far as football is concerned.