Euro 2020 News

As Steve Clark’s team was placed on the sword by the Czech Republic, Scotland’s return to the international era ended in painful frustration.

Two goals by forward Patrik Schick-including an extraordinary drop from the center line-left Scotland’s bottom in Group D.

Now that they will head to Wembley on Friday, they know they must gain something in the game against England in order to have a real chance to enter the knockout stage for the first time in their history.

Meanwhile, Spain drew 0-0 with Sweden and Slovakia defeated Poland 2-1.

In other news, Harry Maguire has strengthened his training in England-but it is still possible to miss the game with Scotland.

The Manchester United captain is recovering from an ankle ligament injury, but today was challenged by Gareth Southgate, owner of the Three Lions.

Jordan Henderson is also in the group because there have been doubts about his suitability for the European Championship.

Finally, despite the postponement to “Freedom Day”, Wembley Stadium will still have 45,000 fans participating in four European Cup matches.

National venues will maintain 50% capacity in one of the “last 16” matches, including semi-finals and championship finals.

If the England team wins the group stage, it means that 45,000 Three Lions supporters will cheer for the team on June 29.