England v Scotland: The greatest moments

Thursday 29 September 2011 16:01 BST

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England meet Scotland this weekend for the second time in a World Cup, but for the first time on neutral territory.

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On the line is a place in the quarter-finals, meaning the match on Saturday promises to be as nerve shredding as it is exciting for all involved.

What is normally a battle for the Calcutta Cup, although the famous trophy will not be at stake this weekend, has produced games that have lived long in the memory. Here we remember some of the greatest moments.

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England v Scotland: The greatest moments