England and Scotland supporters reportedly clashed in Hampden Park on Tuesday evening, with bottles thrown into the away part within the stadium. Gareth Southgate’s facet secured bragging rights over their long-standing rivals with a 3-1 win in a efficiency that highlighted why many really feel that the Three Lions needs to be successful worldwide trophies.

According to the Daily Mail, bottles had been thrown into the England away finish throughout the match from Scotland supporters sitting within the stands above. It is claimed that one supporter was struck within the head by one of many objects dropped from a top and required medical therapy.

Supporters have clashed with each other when the 2 nations have met beforehand as a result of long-standing rivalry between the international locations, although important questions might be raised in regards to the conduct of the Scotland supporters throughout the ‘friendly’.

England supporters will really feel that that they had the final snort on the evening although, with their facet by no means actually having to come back out of cruise management to safe the win over Steve Clarke’s facet. Manchester City maestro Phil Foden opened the scoring for the Three Lions within the thirty third minute with a second of brilliance to divert Kyle Walker’s fierce wayward strike into the again of the online from shut vary.

Jude Bellingham, who was one of many standout performers as soon as once more for England, then doubled his facet’s lead simply minutes later. The new Real Madrid star pounced on a sloppy contact from Liverpool’s Andrew Robertson inside his field to smash previous Angus Gunn and provides England respiratory area heading into the half-time break.

Harry Maguire then got here off of the bench to switch Marc Guehi, however he was unable to silence his critics as he diverted a cross previous Aaron Ramsdale and into the again of his personal internet within the 67th minute. Scotland tried to make use of the momentum to equalise, although their hopes of a memorable draw had been crushed by Harry Kane within the 81st minute when the Bayern Munich striker guided his shot into the far nook after a sensational dribble by Bellingham.