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.
England band leader was 'unaware' of anti-IRA chant
The leader of England's band was "unaware" of anti-IRA chants from England fans inside Celtic Park on Tuesday.
The FA were forced to contact the band during last night's international friendly between Scotland and England to prevent them from assisting with the offensive chant.
John Hemmingham, who formed England's band 21 years ago, told Press Assocation:
"We were absolutely not aware of it. All the fans around us were singing ’Follow England Away’. It was only when a band member saw on Twitter that some people were saying we were playing anti-IRA songs that we became aware. Then we immediately stopped and played something else.”
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Scotland 1-3 England: What the newspapers said
England captain Wayne Rooney dominated the column inches after his two goals helped the Three Lions clinch a convincing win in Glasgow
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FA forced to prevent anti-IRA chanting at Celtic park
A Football Association official was forced to ask the England supporters' band to stop playing along to anti-IRA singing at Celtic Park
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Top 10 iconic photos from Scotland v England matches
Ahead of Tuesday night's 'friendly,' we take a look at ten of the most iconic photos from matches involving Scotland and England