A Tartan takeover at Wembley England 1-2 Scotland | Wembley Stadium | June 4th 1977 Channon 87; McQueen 42, Dalglish 60 New Scotland manager Ally MacLeod was just a few months in the door when he secured a famous win over the Auld Enemy at Wembley in 1977. Gordon McQueen’s powerful first-half header opened the scoring before Kenny Dalglish double Scotland’s lead on the hour mark. A late consolation goal was not enough for England and the travelling tartan-clad supporters streamed onto the pitch to celebrate. “We reached the pitch and all around was just a sea of tartan. It was unbelievable. No one had ever seen anything like it and no one ever will.” Gordon McQueen, Scotland international “Bett crosses to Gough. It’s a Goal!” Scotland 1-0 England 0 | Hampden Park | May 25th 1985 Gough 70 Jock Stein lead Scotland to their last win over England at Hampden Park to date. In a game of few chances, Richard Gough’s brave header from a Jim Bett cross was all that could separate the two teams. Scotland would have to wait another 14 years before they tasted success over the Auld Enemy again. “A goal! 68 minutes gone and Scotland take the lead. Dundee United full-back Richard Gough – such an attacking threat when he comes forward from those positions. Shilton can only stand and watch.” John Motson, BBC Hutchison’s heroics England 0-1 Scotland | Wembley Stadium | November 17th 1999 Hutchison 39 Scotland last victory over England and the final fixture between the two sides at the old Wembley Stadium came in 1999. 2-0 down from the first leg in their Euro 2000 play-off tie, Scotland battled to find a way past David Seaman and eventually done so on 39 minutes when Don Hutchison headed home. Craig Brown’s boys came close to a decisive second goal but were certainly the better team on the night, despite their failure to win on aggregate.