Kieran Tierney: I'm 50/50 for England v Scotland Euro 2020 crunch clash

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iOS - Android When asked what music he played, Tierney said: "Before, I just had my usual, rave, dance, but the boys do love the tunes and it gets everyone up."I think they said they even missed that in the first game as well when I wasn't there."[After the game] I think I played the La Fontaines tune, see the one that's just come out there, the Scotland one, I think I put that on and a few boys are liking that now."When asked about the unofficial Scotland anthem, Baccara's 'Yes Sir, I Can Boogie', Tierney admitted he's heard that song a bit too often but a version of it still gets an airing in the dressing room.He said: "That's the first thing I did, played that one - that's all I've heard for about three months!"Nah, it is good, there's a

Euro 2020 destiny awaits in a monumental do-or-die clash with Croatia at Hampden. Steve Clarke's side can still qualify for the knockout stage but will require a victory over the 2018 World Cup finalists to get there.A heroic performance against England on Friday yielded a potentially priceless Wembley point as Scotland bounced back from defeat to the Czech Republic.Kieran Tierney returned, Billy Gilmour announced his arrival and Stephen O'Donnell defied the critics in an impressive display that should've yielded more than a draw.

Kieran Tierney insists he wouldn't have missed Scotland's Wembley showdown "for the world". The nation held its breath ahead of Friday's clash with England as the Arsenal defender's fitness remained a concern until the moment Steve Clarke named his team.

Scotland players to forget their Wembley heroics and focus instead on making history against Croatia at Hampden.Clarke’s men kept their hopes of reaching the knockout stage alive with a 0-0 draw against England on Friday and a win over the Croats on Tuesday night will see Clarke’s boys reach the knockout stage of a major tournament for the first time in our history.Clarke says everything achieved against England was geared towards finishing the job in Glasgow.He revealed that Kieran Tierney should be fit for Croatia after emerging from Wembley unscathed and said: “Of course, it was pleasing to get something out of the England game.“I have to reiterate, it was to give ourselves a chance going into the Croatia match.

Mikel Arteta viewing him as one of Arsenal's most influential players.Tierney was one of the Gunners' standout players last season during what was otherwise a largely disappointing campaign.The 24-year-old was also one of Scotland's best performers as they frustrated England in a goalless Euro 2020 draw at Wembley on Friday night. Arsenal have been talks with the left-back over a new five-year deal - and have now reached an agreement, according to Football London.

Euro 2020. Now it's basically win or go home for us and the Croatians at Hampden on Tuesday night in what has become one of the biggest Scotland games in recent history.

Tartan Army are in takeover mode in London town and will be shortly climbing the Apple and Pears that lead straight to Wembley. Steve Clarke and his 26 heroes are ready and will leave everything on the pitch against the Auld Enemy.

Following Monday's hugely disappointing defeat to Czech Republic, it's imperative the Scots take something off Gareth Southgate's men to have a realistic chance of reaching the knockout stages for the first time.

The Athletic, the Gunners are said to be putting the finishing touches to whopping five-year contract for the former the Muirhouse man.

Kieran Tierney is set to be handed a massive new contract having impressed since signing for Arsenal. The left-back moved to London from Celtic in the summer of 2019 and quickly became a key man in the English Premier League.

Kieran Tierney is ready to return at Wembley – as he set a target of four points from two games to keep Scotland in the Euros. The manager has been coming under fire this week after his side got Group D off to a false start with a 2-0 defeat at home to the Czechs - a match which Arsenal ace Tierney missed after picking up a training ground injury which Clarke kept secret until kick-off.

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Arsenal defender broke his silence on the agony of missing the start of Scotland ’s Euros campaign on Monday and is refusing to accept that his calf injury will keep him out of the crunch clash with England at Wembley. Tierney stayed behind at Scotland’s Middlesbrough training camp on Sunday and Monday as his team-mates were crashing 2-0 to the Czechs, as he used every hour available to him for treatment and rehab.

Kieran Tierney. The former Scotland winger didn’t even mention skipper Andy Robertson when posed the question of which of Steve Clarke’s side would improve the Three Lions.

Scotland star Kieran Tierney won't be fit enough to face England at Wembley on Friday - as he revealed the defender is unlikely to train today. The Arsenal defender missed Monday's 2-0 defeat to Czech Republic through a calf injury and although the Tartan Army fans will have lit up seeing one of our key players return to training yesterday, Clarke has admitted he doesn't know if his star man will be ready to tackle the Auld Enemy in a huge clash in Group D.

Scotland are so much better than this. Yes, it’ll be the tangled image of David Marshall careering into the back of his own net after being lobbed from 40 yards which will be there to haunt us in years from now.But this Group D disaster was not about the freakish concession of the Czech Republic’s killer second goal.

Scotland now face an uphill battle to escape from Group D as showdowns with England and Croatia await. Here are seven mistakes from a defeat which leaves those Euro 2020 knockout stage hopes already hanging by a thread.

iOS - Android "I'm hopeful, I wouldn't get over-excited about it but I am hopeful," said Clarke. "He's been good and an integral part of how we've played recently."The boys who came in defended, by and large, well if you take out the set-play and the wonder strike from their striker."We defended reasonably well.

Arsenal fans are pleading with Gunners officials to sign a new left-back following Kieren Tierney's latest injury blow during Scotland's Euro 2020 opener Scotland face Czechia, on home ground, at Hampden Park on Monday afternoon as they embark on their first international tournament in 23 years. However, Tierney will not be part of the game, and Steve Clarke told the BBC: "Kieran picked up a little niggle in training during the week."The Scotsman doesn't have a great injury record at Arsenal, and his latest knock has caused some Arsenal fans to call for a new left-back in the transfer window.Tierney missed nine games last year with four separate injuries, compared to the 19 he missed last campaign.