Scotland host England in friendly
Scotland and England meet at Celtic Park and Gordon Strachan will hoping that his resurgent Scottish team can gain their revenge after losing at Wembley last year.
Police ready for Scotland v England 'friendly' match
Scotland will play England north of the border for the first time in 15 years today, with a heightened police presence around the match.
Around 5,000 England supporters are due to attend the friendly game at Celtic Park in Glasgow, which will be the latest instalment in the oldest fixture in international football.
The last time the teams met in Scotland there were more than 200 arrests and police said they are monitoring "known troublemakers" from both countries who they believe are planning to travel to today's game.
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Top 10 iconic photos from Scotland v England matches
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