Scotland striker Leigh Griffiths on ITV: "It was a tough ask to get back into the game from 1-0 down but we showed what we are about, great resilience but you can't switch off.

"I practice the free-kicks every day in training. It's not often they come off, it's special. It could be a big point for us.

"On our day we can match anybody. We know how good this England side are. We have four games left and we could win all of them."

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Former Scotland winger Pat Nevin: "I am afraid it will be impossible to sum up how Scotland fans will be feeling now.

"Those were the highest of the highs for us when we went ahead and then the lows were twice as painful.

"I almost couldn't believe it but then I remembered - we are Scottish. This is what we do.

"I have to add here, Scotland fans were applauded by 99% of the England team and they applauded them back. Isn't that nice to see?"

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England were leading with four minutes to go. Then, Leigh Griffiths decided to enter the party with not one but two sensational free-kicks to put Scotland in front in dramatic style.

How many times has Harry Kane popped up for club and country to score a crucial goal?

The striker's late equaliser rescues a point for Group F leaders.

"It is a special day," says Kane. "To be 2-1 down in stoppage time, to get that goal is special. I was trying to get a good contact on it and side-footed into the net.

"You have to expect the unexpected and we were 2-1 down from nowhere but we found another gear.

"It is a good point away from home. Scotland is no easy place to come."

What a finish to a pulsating World Cup qualifier.

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Former England winger Chris Waddle: "It's a great finish but the keeper [Craig Gordon] has to come out for that. Harry Kane has not had a kick until that goal."

Football can also be so, so cruel. With Scotland beginning to think about the mother of all parties to celebrate a first victory over England in 18 years, that man Harry Kane is at his predatory best as he knocks the ball home at the back post to break Scottish hearts at home and abroad.

Why do we love football? For moments like this. Scotland looked down and out, dead and buried. They equalised through a magnificent Leigh Griffiths free-kick.

And the Celtic striker has done it again! Showing some swagger, he picks the other top corner this time. Joe Hart is once again, helpless.

Hampden roars its approval even louder this time...

Where did that come from? Gary Cahill cleans out Ryan Fraser on the edge of the area. Leigh Griffiths eyes up the free kick... and clips a wonderful effort over the England wall and into the top corner.

Joe Hart can't get anywhere near it; Hampden is aflame.

Scotland carve out a chance for Leigh Griffiths just inside the England penalty area but the Celtic striker's attempted chip/lob drifts harmlessly wide as Joe Hart watches it sail out of play.

Dele Alli's work is done; he walks off to be replaced by Raheem Sterling.

Chris Martin trots on to replace Ikechi Anya. Can Scotland find an equaliser in the final 10 minutes and keep alive their flickering hopes of qualifying for the 2018 World Cup?

Former Scotland winger Pat Nevin: "The goalkeeper was lying down on the floor miles before he needed to.

"If he would have stayed up, he would have saved that."