FA chiefs asked fans to show respect at Wembley on Friday night – including when the teams take the knee.
England and Scotland supporters are charged-up for the eagerly-anticipated Euro 2020 clash in London.
The FA want those inside the ground to be on best behaviour during the respective playing of the national anthems.
Both teams and staff will also take the knee prior to kick-off, with England’s players being booed for the act by a minority of fans at recent matches including the Euros opener with Croatia.
An FA statement read: “On behalf of the manager and the team, please support England in the right way, before, during and after the fixture.
“This includes showing respect to each national anthem before the game.
“We are playing at home and we need the supporters to fully get behind the team.
“We are very pleased that both England and Scotland players will demonstrate unity when they take the knee ahead of kick-off. We thank the Scottish team for this showing of solidarity as together we highlight our common values of respect and equality.
“Please do respect the players when they take the knee as they continue to highlight and challenge discrimination, in all its forms.
“Football is about celebrating pride and passion, not shouting abuse or discrimination.
“We hope everybody enjoys the day and shows their support in a way that will do their country proud, both inside and outside of Wembley Stadium.”
