Slick one-touch passing from England slices Scotland open and Jack Hendry needs to look lively to prevent a Kyle Walker cross reaching Harry Kane.

The 'We're going to Germany' song is on pause for now since Norway have taken the lead at home to Georgia.

Can you guess who scored?

Jude Bellingham drifts in behind the home defence and lobs a cross for Kyle Walker to attack. The England full-back has a pop, with his angled drive scooting wide.

Scott Mullen
BBC Scotland at Hampden Park

"We're going to Germany, que sera, sera" booms around Hampden.

As things stand, they're absolutely correct. Still all square in Oslo.

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker & manager on Channel 4

First 20 minutes, I don't think there's been much fluency to the play.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Hampden Park

Jude Bellingham has been caught late a couple of times but nothing has been given and he has been making his displeasure known to the officials.

Scrappy start to this one.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Harry Kane is getting one-on-ones quite regularly and that's not comfortable.

These are two very committed sides. There was a set of midfield challenges there that was in the wrong century, but the referee let them play on.

Scotland are playing a fairly high line and it is really dangerous.

Marcus Rashford cuts in from the left, although he does look a shade offside. It's a moot point since Phil Foden balloons over the top from the lay off inside the penalty area.

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Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Scotland have started to come into the game and put in a few passes in the last five minutes, but England are playing excellently.

A lot of possession, moving the ball, nice triangles but in the final third you are looking for someone with a bit of quality and we haven't seen it.

The free-kick is floated in and Ryan Porteous is after it, only to be beaten to the ball by Lewis Dunk.

Free-kick for Scotland 30-35 yards out. What's Leigh Griffiths up to these days?

Now it looks like Harry Kane is in at the other end, but Ryan Porteous gets across to mop up the danger with a well-timed intervention.

Billy Gilmour tries to slide a long pass in behind the England defence for Che Adams to chase but puts too much on it.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Scotland can't get hold of the ball and Marcus Rashford looks so dangerous on the left-hand side.

Scotland can soak up pressure, they did against Spain, but the way England are playing, they are getting half chances and Steve Clarke will be getting very worried.

Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

England are in control. Scotland have not seen too much of the ball.

It's been cool, it's been calm and they've looked to get in behind Scotland. They've not quite done it yet, but they're willing...

Alex Howell
Football reporter at Hampden Park

Incredible atmosphere inside Hampden. This is not the feeling of a friendly. Every touch and tackle is loudly cheered.

Lewis Dunk is stretching to meet Phil Foden's cross and can't keep the ball down.

And now a third.

A second corner for the visitors...

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

There seems to be a lot of space for Kyle Walker on the right side, he was the most important player for England the other night.