Half time came and went, and with it came new tactics for Scotland. The Scots manager Craig Johnston changed from a classic and conventional 4-4-2 for more of a 4-1-2-1-2 with a diamond in the middle. This made Scotland more attacking and gave them a lot more of the ball.

Their first chance of the half came only three minutes into the half as Mulligan shot from the right hand side just outside the box but the shot went just over the bar.

Then in the 54th minute, a ball from England's Ethan Cartwright through to Ben Greenwood was well collected but his shot just clipped the crossbar after his shot from 12 yards out.

Only two minutes later a long diagonal ball from England’s Connor Taylor was headed out for a corner. The resulting corner was taken by Greenwood and forced Herbert to parry onto the bar, but the deflection came out to England’s Owen Windsor who drilled a shot which was cleared off the line as many England players celebrated thinking they had scored.

In the 63rd minute a free kick was given after Mulligan was taken down just outside the box. The free kick was taken by Hodge and his effort saw a right footed curling shot fly just past Tickles left hand post.

Later on, in the 70th minute, a ball from Scotland's Josh Doig to Finlay Baird was squared to Hodge but his slightly mishit shot and was eventually cleared.

We then saw a double substitution for England as both James Richardson and Declan Arbour came on for Ross Johnstone and Isaac Sinclair. There were also two substitutions for Scotland as Tiwi Daramola and Josh McConville came on for Owen Andrew and Finlay Baird.

In the 75th minute, a ball from Doig to Mulligan was controlled well by the Scotland number 7 but his shot was straight into the keepers midriff.

Then a substitution for either side came as Wilson Romanis came on for Lyall Cameron for  Scotland and Adam Crowther came on for Owen Windsor for England.

Only two minutes later in the 77th minute a shot from Greenwood saw Herbert pull of a spectacular save with his right foot and forced it past the right post. This was Scotland's moment of the match.

In the 88th minute a tantalisingly close effort as Mulligan was charging past the English midfield and heading for goal but is tactically taken down by Josh Storey. The resulting free kick was floated into the box by Hodge into the six yard box but goalkeeper Sam Tickle grasped the ball confidently.

The high press from Scotland eventually came back to haunt them as England's Moment of the Match came. A counter attack by England saw substitute Arbour score from six yards into the bottom right corner after a delightful through ball from Greenwood making it 2-0 to the away side.

Overall neither side deserved to lose and Scotland, although coming short in the end, will have left with their heads held high as they gave England a really good run for their money. Scotland next face Republic Of Ireland on Thursday night at Ayr United.