As it happened - England top Euro 2020 group, Scotland out

Thanks for following tonight's live blog. England march on and will be back in action at Wembley next Tuesday.

So to confirm, the final group standings....

1. England 7pts
2. Croatia 4pts
3. Czech Republic 4pts
4. Scotland 1pt

The top three head through to the last 16, but Scotland are out.

Scotland 1 Croatia 3

Scotland head home, bottom of Group D.

England 1 Czech Republic 0

Job done. Top spot secured.

Into stopapge time in both games.

England 1 Czech Republic 0

Jordan Henderson has the ball in the net, but he strayed offside.

England 1 Czech Republic 0

Jordan Henderson has the ball in the net, but he strayed offside.

Scotland 1 Croatia 3

Looks like Croatia are heading through. Ivan Perisic nods in a third in Glasgow.

England 1 Czech Republic 0

Sub for Czech Republic. Patrik Schick replaced by former Saints man Tomas Pekhart.

Harry Maguire trying to take matters into his own hands for England, twice driving out from the back. This time it's turned behind for a corner.

Scotland 1 Croatia 2

Stuart Armstrong's evening is over. He's replaced by Ryan Fraser with 20 minutes to play.

Grealish and Bellingham make way.

Jude Bellingham and Marcus Rashford about to come on for England.

Jude Bellingham and Marcus Rashford about to come on for England.

Scotland 1 Croatia 2

Is that the end of the road for Scotland? Luka Modric fires into the top corner. Hosts need two goals in half an hour or they are out of the competition.

Chance in Glasgow. Stuart Armstrong picks the ball up on the left and crosses to the back post for John McGinn, but he can't find the target.

Quiet start to the second half at Wembley. Up at Hampden Park, David Marshall has just made a massive stop one-on-one to keep Scotland alive.

Scotland 1 Croatia 1

Also back underway in Glasgow.

England 1 Czech Republic 0

Half-time changes for both sides. Jankto off and Sevcik on for Czech Republic, while Jordan Henderson replaces Declan Rice.

Scotland 1 Croatia 1

Huge second half to come in Glasgow. Scotland need one goal to send them through.

England 1 Czech Republic 0

Half-time at Wembley. So far, so good for Gareth Southgate's men. 

Scotland 1 Croatia 1

All square at Hampden! Cross from Robertson to Che Adams bobbles around and comes out to Callum McGregor to slam home. Level game.

England 1 Czech Republic 0

Low cross from Luke Shaw deflects off Vladimir Coufal and heads towards the near post, but Vaclik gets down well to save.

England 1 Czech Republic 0

Big chance missed at Wembley. The ball falls for West Ham midfielder Tomas Soucek in the box, but he fires wide. Bit of a let off for England.

Scotland 0 Croatia 1

Big blow for the Scots as defender Grant Hanley is forced off injured. Scott McKenna replaces him.

Half an hour gone. As it stands, England will top Group D, with Scotland finishing bottom. Czech Republic and Croatia would both go through, in second and third respectively on four points apiece.

Best chance for Czech Republic so far. Tomas Holes lets fly, but Pickford gets across to parry behind.

Back at Wembley, Kane gets away and cuts onto his favoured right foot, but can't convert as Vaclik makes the save.

Chance for Scotland. Armstrong to Robertson, who crosses for Dykes. The ball falls to McGinn, whose shot is saved.

Czech Republic responded quite well to falling behind, but Pickford remains untroubled.

Scotland 0 Croatia 1

Meanwhile in Glasgow, Croatia take the lead through Nikola Vlasic. Long way back for the Scots now. Only a win will do, but plenty of time.

England 1 Czech Republic 0

Breakthrough! Jack Grealish dinks a cross to the back post, it just evades Saka but Raheem Sterling is there to nod home his second goal of the tournament!

Still goalless in both games so far. Harry Kane just blazing over on the half volley. 10 minutes gone.

England 0 Czech Republic 0

Off the post! For the third game in a row, England hit the post early. This time it's Sterling, who dinks a shot over the keeper but it comes back off the woodwork.

And we're off at Wembley! 

Also kicked off at Hampden Park.

Here we go then. #eng pic.twitter.com/igGc2KyMiU

— Tom Crocker (@TomCrockerEcho) June 22, 2021

Opening ceremony done and dusted. National anthems just minutes away.

England fans getting up for it. #eng pic.twitter.com/oxhkSZnGAt

— Tom Crocker (@TomCrockerEcho) June 22, 2021

Keeping across both games tonight. England players just out for the warm-up. #eng #sco https://t.co/Idt273I8zs pic.twitter.com/ZoFUFVS429

— Tom Crocker (@TomCrockerEcho) June 22, 2021

Three Lions belting out around Wembley. Less than half an hour to kick off.

So the winners at Wembley tonight would return here for the last 16 next Tuesday, while runners-up in the group will head to Copenhagen on Monday.

Scotland or Croatia could still sneak in above either England or Czech Republic with victory themselves.

Here come the England players. Team news is in. Saka and Grealish start. #eng pic.twitter.com/mNND8MXnLq

— Tom Crocker (@TomCrockerEcho) June 22, 2021

And team news is also in from Glasgow. Saints duo Che Adams and Stuart Armstrong both start for Scotland against Croatia. Huge game, the winners go through.

Scotland XI: Marshall; McTominay, Hanley, Tierney; O'Donnell, McGinn, McGregor, Armstrong, Robertson; Dykes, Adams.

Subs: Cooper, Turnbull, McKenna, Gallagher, Patterson, Fraser, Fleck, Christie, Forrest, Nisbet, Gordon (g/k), McLaughlin (g/k).

Team news is in from Wembley.

Jack Grealish, Bukayo Saka and Harry Maguire all get their first starts of the tournament. Kyle Walker is also back in.

Ben Chilwell and Mason Mount are absent due to self-isolation protocols, while Phil Foden also misses out on the matchday squad.

England XI: Pickford; Walker, Stones, Maguire, Shaw; Rice, Phillips; Sterling, Grealish, Saka; Kane.

Subs: Trippier, James, Coady, Mings, White, Bellingham, Henderson, Sancho, Rashford, Calvert-Lewin, Johnstone (g/k), Ramsdale (g/k).

Qualification already secure, but feel #ENG could really do with a performance tonight #Euro2020 pic.twitter.com/CxjLo8jSwU

— Tom Crocker (@TomCrockerEcho) June 22, 2021

After last night's results, the equation is relatively straightforward. England are already through, but know they have to win tonight to top the group and set up another home match in the round of 16.

As for Scotland, a win will definitely be enough to take them through, even if it is as one of the best third-placed sides.

Very much all to play for!

Good evening!

It's set to be a big night of drama as Group D reaches its conclusion at Euro 2020.

I am in position at Wembley to see if England can secure top spot by beating Czech Republic.

Meanwhile, Saints duo Che Adams and Stuart Armstrong will be looking to help Scotland join them by defeating Croatia at Hampden Park.

Updates from both will be available here throughout the evening, with kick-off for both games coming at 8pm.