Hello and welcome to the Guardian Football Weekly. It's coming! Oh, a brilliant performance

from Scotland at Wembley defending doggidly, creating the majority of the chances and

remaining in with a chance of getting through to the last 16.

Questions then, are Scotland good? If Cheyatton's keeps playing like this, could he get a call

up for England? Is there a better left side than Robertson and Tierney and how much louder

the Scotland fans sing than the England ones? And what of England should Gareth Southgate

be deported? Why the hell did he play a left back at left back? Is Harry Kane intentionally

trying to devalue himself? And why didn't England automatically win when Jack Grelish

came on?

Elsewhere, there was barely a football match between today's other two games, Sweden

get the job done, but between them and Slovakia suck the joy out of watching a game at

two o'clock on a Friday afternoon. And after that, Croatia keep their hope to live with

a spirited second half against the Czechs. You've asked lots of questions, we'll ask the

broadcaster for one's and that's today's Guardian football weekly.

On the panel today, a grinning Jim Burke, Barca Jim, how are you?

I am ecstatic, Max. I want my ecstatic.

John Bruin, welcome to the pod.

Hello Max, how are you?

Yeah, very good, thanks. Barry Glendenning, nice to see you.

Hello.

And at Wembley, Johnny Lu, how are you?

Hi, I'm alright, thanks.

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