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There's a hostile environment to come out on top and joining me now to reflect.

Are the former England midfielder Chris Waddle, former Scotland winger Pat Nevin and commentator

Ian Dennis, who has the story of the game here?

Well England didn't click as an attacking force against Ukraine at the weekend with an

excellent performance to mark the 150th anniversary outstanding in the first half.

It could have turned ugly for Scotland when England scored twice in three minutes, quick

feet of phone to guide in the first, Bellingham punished Robertson's poor clearance, two

and a half time.

Ahara McGuire, own goal he came on at the start of the second half as a substitute gave

Scotland a little bit of hope and for a brief ten minute period, Scotland did threaten to

try and get back on level terms, but England quickly wrestled back control and Bellingham

who was outstanding, glided across the surface to set up Harry Kane who clinched it with

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