The rendition of God Save the King was barely audible at Hampden Park.
Scotland fans have drowned out England's national anthem of God Save the King at Hampden Park with thunderous boos.
After that, a minute's silence for the late, great Craig Brown – the last man to lead Scotland to a win over England – who passed away earlier this year was interrupted by away fans before kick-off. If not the Scots will be made to wait with fans believing it is only a matter of time until they can book flights and hotels and secure their place in the Tartan Army takeover next June.
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