our sports presenter mike bushell is outside wembley.bushell is outside wembley. quieter scene th said, a quieter scene there today. as we said, both teams still have their hopes alive in this competition, but it felt like scotland had more to celebrate. ~ , , ., celebrate. absolutely. good morning. scotland had — celebrate. absolutely. good morning. scotland had their— celebrate. absolutely. good morning. scotland had their heads _ celebrate. absolutely. good morning. scotland had their heads held - celebrate. absolutely. good morning. scotland had their heads held hi. - celebrate. absolutely. good morning. scotland had their heads held hi. so l scotland had their heads held hi. so much hype and expectation before this game, walking up wembley way in fine voice, singing the different songs, thousands of england fans in scotland fans. inside, yes, it was a quarterfull scotland fans. inside, yes, it was a quarter full because of the pandemic, but they still made a huge noise. they sang throughout. a fantastic atmosphere. the match didn't

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's mike bushell. good morning.tion in action tomorrow, with england and scotland following on sunday and monday. a month of football lies ahead across 11 different countries. adam wild looks ahead. amongst the home nations, there are those who can hardly wait, those who have had to wait far too long and those carrying, as always, the weight of expectation. and the tournament that kept football waiting is finally here. for scotland, arriving at their training base in darlington this week, the significance of their presence is not lost on anyone. their first major tournament this century, evoking memories of campaigns past and igniting hopes for the future. we've got a great group here. we are unbeaten a good few games now so i think we are going into the tournament in very high spirits and looking to progress. the world cup back in 1998 was the last time scotland's men made one of football's big stages. since then, more than two decades of disappointment. they begin against czech republic on monday. if scotland's re

father's control over her affairs sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's mike bushelld, the champagne football would flow, while portugal and germany were both on the brink of going out, before scraping through. germany setting up a euros reunion with england. england versus germany. well, itjust had to be, didn't it? for most of last night, it actually wasn't. in the munich monsoon, hungary reigns supreme, until the 84th minute. germany were heading out. he knew it. until... goretzka! with what could be a golden goal! the goal to book that wembley showdown next tuesday. it will be an absolute clash. because i think if you go through, player by player, team by team, this is a 50—50 situation. it could end up again in a penalty shoot—out! if it's penalties you were after, budapest was the city. france versus portugal had plenty of punch, and a hugo lloris elbow, and you know who. cristiano ronaldo. 1—0 portugal! karim benzema equalised with a penalty of his own before doubling the lead and sending portugal out, as it stood. if you couldn't quite keep count, jules kounde

sport and for a full round up, from wembley, here's mike bushell. in the world. been going since 1872 when they played their first match and this is the first time at a tournament that they will meet since euro 96. a crucial game for both sides in terms of their chances of getting into the knockout phase of euro 2020, especially for scotland. a defeat would leave them in a difficult position for some let's have a look inside both camps. we can see the england team arriving at their hotel in central london last night, head of the first meeting with scotland at a major tournament for a quarter of a century. it is the famously oldest and fiercest rivalries in football. gareth southgate, who played in the match 25 years ago, said he won't be building up this rivalry. when we were growing up, erm, the home internationals were one of the few games you saw live at the end of the season, and england/scotland every year was a massive occasion. now it's played less regularly. obviously lots of the players are friends within their clubs. we know the rivalry. b