Four Arsenal players made an appearance in England convincing 3-1 win over Scotland. Oxlade-Chamberlain, Wilshere and Welbeck started the game in Glasgow, with Wilshere and Chamberlain combining to open the scoring for England. Welbeck seemed to have picked up a slight knock in the second-half and was substituted. Kieran Gibbs also made an appearance from the bench. Both Walcott and Chambers were among the subs.
England began the match well and Welbeck had a good shot saved by Marshall just five minutes in. Steadily, England let Scotland back into the game but the Scots didn't look too dangerous in the first half. Then, in the 32nd minute, a moment of Jack Wilshere brilliance saw his great ball find Oxlade-Chamberlain who just had to head past David Marshall. The goal that was made and dispatched from North London was the only thing that separated the two sides going into half-time.
England reacted very quickly after half-time and just two minutes after the restart Wayne Rooney headed in after a corner. Around 15 minutes after Rooney's goal Welbeck seemed to have picked up a slight knock, which resulted in him being substituted. Kieran Gibbs also came on in that break of play, as he replaced Manchester United's Luke Shaw. Again, England began to let Scotland back into the game and they got closer to scoring the goal that would get them back into the game as the second-half went on. After Chamberlain was substituted in the 80th minute, Scotland got back into the game with Hull's Andy Robertson finishing off a good passing move. It looked like the game was back on, it wasn't. Just minutes later, an even better England passing move was finished off by Rooney again, who is now three goals away from equally Bobby Charlton's England goalscoring record.
Jack Wilshere was replaced three minutes from time after another feat midfield performance from England. It was an overall good performance from Arsenal's England contingent and hopefully Welbeck's injury shouldn't be too severe.
