After three seconds of this gritty goalless draw, an airborne Lyndon Dykes cracked his knee into Luke Shaw’s pelvis so hard the England left-back crumpled to the floor. Shaw had been picked for his “technical ability”, Gareth Southgate explained before kick-off, but as he writhed on the ground under biblical rain, he might have realised he was going to need to fight for the right to play with the ball:

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Tyrone Mings says he’s disappointed with the result and the way that England played tonight. He told BBC Sport after the game:

“Disappointing of course because we know we can play better. The important thing for us as defender and as a team going forward into the tournament, we kept another clean sheet which is a positive.

“The intensity from back to front [was missing]. I don’t think they wanted it more than us but we were not fluid and dynamic as wanted to be.

“It was a great occasion and we wanted to win the game, the atmosphere was incredible but we take a point and a step closer to qualification which is our goal.

“There were only 20,000 in and it is a shame we could not get a win for the fans.

“It leaves us with four points and we know we might have enough. We want to win the game on Tuesday against the Czech Republic.

“John McGinn is an annoying player to play against, a great player and we should have done more tonight.”

In many ways it was typical Scotland. They came into this titanic Euro 2020 clash with England prepared to battle for a point - but, in the end, they came off the Wembley pitch wondering if they had missed an opportunity to claim all three:

Harry Kane has had a tough couple games during Euro 2020 so far and questions are starting to arise over his fitness and form. At one time named ‘undroppable’ there are questions over whether he should even start in England’s next game.

Post match he spoke with ITV about tonight’s draw and being taken off by the second time in two games.

“It’s part of the game, the manager felt that was the right decision so you just have to take it. It is what it is.” said Kane before adding:

“Fair result, fair play to Scotland they defended well. It wasn’t our best performance, but it’s another point closer to qualification and that’s our ultimate goal. We just have to recover and look forward to next game in a few days.

“It was a tough game - Scotland defended really well, made good blocks at the right times when we know no game is going to be easy it’s a European Championship and Scotland are playing for their lives.

“We’ve got another big game in a few days against the Czechs, we want to finish sharp - it’s a point, not what we wanted but it’s one step closer to qualifying. One step at a time and we go again.”

That draw sets Group D up for a tense finish in the final group game next Tuesday. Here’s how things stand at present with all four teams having the chance to qualify:

That was the first goalless draw between England and Scotland at Wembley. That point means that Scotland can qualify if they defeat Croatia in the last game of the group stages. A win over Czech Republic will send England through as well.

The only positive Gareth Southgate will be able to take from that game is that England didn’t lose. They were outclassed in midfield and were way too slow on the ball.

The Declan Rice/Kalvin Phillips partnership that was so good against Croatia looked really negative tonight.

90+2 mins: Dire. England were very poor, Scotland were brilliant. The final whistle goes and the sides share the points at Wembley.