The biggest rivalry in sport is set to be reignited tonight as Scotland v England kicks off at Hampden Park, Glasgow.

The 2018 World Cup qualifier will see the Group F rivals go head-to-head once again following England’s 3-0 victory in the reverse fixture last November.

While a loss would all but end Scotland’s qualification hopes, England will be looking to retain their unbeaten run having yet to concede a goal in their opening five fixtures.

Despite having lost defender Nathaniel Clyne to injury, Gareth Southgate’s England will be able to field a strong side against the Auld Enemy.

Although Rooney isn’t in the squad, the likes of Deli Alli, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Marcus Rashford are all in contention to start.

Harry Kane is expected to start, with the England and Tottenham star looking to make an impression on an international stage.

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“I want to be classed in that [world-class] bracket, but I know I’m not there yet,” he said ahead of the match.

“Part of it is proving it on the international stage. I think at club level I’ve had a good few seasons, but now it’s about taking that next step, international football in the big games, in the big moments.”