England 3-1 Scotland (1979) | Keegan Goal & Pitch Invader

That's Neal. What a good ball and what a good run by Wilkins. Oh, he tried to lob the goalkeeper. Ball slotted through by Phil Neal. And he teased George Wood as he tried to chip him then. A piece of football intelligence by the Chelsea captain. Wood clearly fouled in the air by Legend. Oh, Thompson and Watson the same. Souness. Down bleach to Souness. Space for the shot. That's Neal. That a penalty can't be awarded for dangerous play. Although it is a dangerous tactic in the box, Jimmy Hill. Yes, it is. I mean, if it were a violent tackle, then it could have been a penalty. But an unusual decision in any case, really. Because defenders, really, when the ball's bubbling about, can't leave it lying there. They've got to have a kick at it, even if their boot does come high. On the pitch, in spite of the barricades, George Wood, the goalkeeper, wants him to get off. Probably on his way now to see the last of the match, because surely he's not going to be allowed around the Wembley much longer. And his fellow Scottish supporters, making their own comments on this, George Wood appealing for him to go off. And finally he's brought on a positive police. Was his journey really necessary? McQueen. Oh, that could have been awkward. Watson to Barnes. Wilkins. Keegan. Brooking. Good flick. Barnes behind him. To Brooking. That did well. Seems so tentative. And the decision is a bad one by the referee, because that was clearly a corner. It all looks so tentative, this dribbling, but he just wriggles his way through, and the ball was certainly deflected by a Scottish defender. Really tantalises defenders, though, when he attacks them like that. And the England appeal was justified, but the referee misplaced, really, to make a judgement. Jordan won it. And a support behind him now from Barnes. Number 11. He's found Mills. Push wide. Wilkins. And it does seem to be falling this week to Keegan on his weaker side, his left foot. The ball ricocheted back on Barnes rather than was played there. It stuck with Keegan, and the shooting opportunity is so clearly off. Broke down thanks to Steve Kopple's persistence. As a sweeper, with Dalvisi's burst through. Momentarily, England were caught square then, and Dalvisi was quick enough to break through, but Clements so quick to react. He was bold enough to quicken up Brooking. The two captains kick each other and swap shirts, and the Scottish fans stand to salute what was a promising Scottish performance.