 Harry Maguire may have scored an own goal in England's win over Scotland on Tuesday, but he was happy to have a pop at the Scots after the game. Manchester United news, exclusives and analysis Sign up Privacy Policy England were very impressive in their 3-1 win over Steve Clarke's side at Hampden, with Phil Foden, Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane scoring the goals for the Three Lions. Maguire came on at half-time, replacing Marc Guehi, and while he played perfectly well for the majority of the time he was on the field, his performance will be remembered for the own goal. Scotland captain Andy Robertson popped up on the right wing and slid in a low cross which Maguire poked past Aaron Ramsdale in the England goal on 67 minutes. It was unfortunate and it gave the Scots hope as it halved England's lead, but Gareth Southgate's side reasserted their dominance and Kane wrapped up the scoring late on. Maguire may have felt a little sheepish after his blunder, but didn't seem it as he posted on Instagram after the match, giving a nod to the song from England fans to their rivals north of the border: 'Scotland get battered everywhere they go.' The Manchester United defender posted: 'Enjoyable camp with the lads – always a pleasure representing my country. 'Everywhere they goooo){kind=link}
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Harry Maguire may have scored an own goal in England’s win over Scotland on Tuesday, but he was happy to have a pop at the Scots after the game.
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England were very impressive in their 3-1 win over Steve Clarke’s side at Hampden, with Phil Foden, Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane scoring the goals for the Three Lions.
Maguire came on at half-time, replacing Marc Guehi, and while he played perfectly well for the majority of the time he was on the field, his performance will be remembered for the own goal.