The latest chapter in the oldest rivalry in international football will unfold at Euro 2020 this evening when England host Scotland at Wembley.
After beating Croatia 1-0 at the same ground on Sunday, a victory will be enough to see England take control of Group D and progress through to the last 16 of the competition.
Meanwhile, Scotland, who lost 2-0 to the Czech Republic in their opening fixture of the tournament at Hampden Park, need to take something from the game in order to have a realistic chance of qualifying for the next round.
The last time the two old enemies met in a major tournament was at Euro 1996, 25 years ago. England ended up winning that fixture 2-0 on home turf at the old Wembley stadium, but Scotland will be looking to enact revenge tonight.
Unless you’re one of the 22,500 fans allowed to watch from inside the ground, you’ll have to settle for watching it on the television, but luckily, here’s everything you need to know about how to do just that.
When and where can you watch the game?
Like all of England and Scotland’s fixtures at Euro 2020 will be broadcast live on terrestrial television.
Tonight’s game is on ITV.
Coverage starts from 19:00 (BST) with the match due to start an hour later at 20:00.
It will also be live streamed on the channel’s respective streaming service, ITV Hub, meaning you can catch up with whatever you miss.
ITV also have the rights for England’s final group game against the Czech Republic on June 22.
We are yet to know the broadcasting schedule for the knockout games, but there’s no need to worry as it will still be on free-to-air television.
