Euro2020 Round-Up: Scotland and England play out draw as Sweden edge past Slovakia
Steve Clarke’s Scotland picked up what may prove to be an invaluable point in their quest to reach the knockout stages of Euro 2020 against England.
The Scots can leave Wembley disappointed that they did not pick up all three points as they stifled much of the Three Lions threat.
Scotland’s Stephen O’Donnell went close in the first-half for the Scots, but that would was after John Stones had seen his header crash off the post.
But Clarke’s side – who impressed with Billy Gilmour in midfield – also had chances to win the game in the second-half, but they could not ahead of Tuesday’s crunch clash against Croatia at Hampden Park.
Half-time: #ENG 0-0 #SCO
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Scotland have had some good chances but this header from England's John Stones is the closest we have come a goal at Wembley.#EURO2020#RTESoccer#ENGSCO#SCO
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Croatia were held by Czech Republic in the other Group D clash after falling behind in the first-half after a controversial penalty was awarded to the Czech’s.
Patrik Schick slotted home the controversial penalty before Inter Milan forward Ivan Perisic equalised early in the first-half.
Ivan Perisic equalised for #CRO in style just after half-time #EURO2020#RTESoccer#CZE#CROCZE@RTE2@RTEPlayer
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And in Group E, Sweden all but confirmed their place in the last 16 thanks to a 1-0 win over Slovakia.
Emil Forsberg’s penalty was the difference between the sides as the Swedes moved top of the group, although they have played a game more than Spain who play later today.
Emil Forsberg breaks the deadlock from the penalty spot to hand Sweden the lead.#SWE 1-0 #SVK#SWESVK#EURO2020#RTESoccer
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Conor Ryan captured the fans returning to Dalymount Park for the first time in 469 days last night.@bfcdublin fans got to cheer their team on to a 5-0 win over @DroghedaUnited
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