Scotland 2-2 England PLAYER RATINGS: Jake Livermore repays Gareth Southgate's bold selection while Joe Hart has afternoon to forget

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Harry Kane's stoppage-time equaliser saved England a defeat at the hands of Scotland as the teams drew 2-2 at Hampden Park.

Leigh Griffiths' late double looked to have secured all three points for the hosts but they were eventually denied the win by Kane's 93rd-minute volley.

Here, Sportsmail's SAMI MOKBEL runs the rule over the players on display in Scotland.  

Harry Kane's 93rd-minute volley against Scotland ensured England came away with a draw

SCOTLAND (3-5-2)

Craig Gordon - Question marks over his role for both England goals. A disappointing afternoon. 5.5 

Ikechi Anya - Busy down the right side and kept Bertrand occupied. Lacked genuine quality, however. 6.5 

Christophe Berra - Strong in the tackle and kept his cool in a highly pressurised environment. 7.5 

Charlie Mulgrew - Marshalled the Scotland defence expertly. Kicked, blocked and headed it. 7.5  

There were question marks over Craig Gordon's role for both England goals

Christophe Berra was strong in the tackle and kept his cool in highly pressurised environment

Kieran Tierney proved why he looks destined for a move from Celtic to the Premier League

Kieran Tierney - Well positioned to clear Kane's effort off the line. Not hard to see why he's destined to move south. 7 

Andy Robertson - Bundles of energy down Scotland's left. Gave Walker and Rashford plenty to think about. 7 

Robert Snodgrass - In the thick of the action but couldn't unlock the door before being substituted. 6  

Scott Brown - Walked a tightrope after third minute booking. Couldn't impose himself on the game as a result. 6 

James Morrison - Kept things ticking over nicely in central midfield before being substituted at half-time. 6 

James Morrison kept things ticking over nicely in central midfield before being substituted

Leigh Griffiths didn't give England's defence a moment's peace before stealing the show

Stuart Armstrong - Some nice touches in and around the England area but didn't provide a threat. 6 

Leigh Griffiths - Didn't give England's defence a moment's peace before stealing the show with two great goals. 8 

Subs: McArthur 6 (Morrison 46); Fraser 6 (Snodgrass 67); Chris Martin 6 (Anya 81) 

Not used: Marshall, Hamilton, Naismith, Bannan, Fletcher, Forrest, Russell Martin, Reynolds. 

Gordon Strachan - Under huge pressure going into the game but his players gave him everything. 7.5   

Gordon Strachan was under huge pressure going into the game but players gave everything

ENGLAND (4-2-3-1)

Joe Hart - Had two saves to make. Didn't make either, lucky Kane spared his blushes. 5 

Kyle Walker - May have thought he'd be spending more time bombing forward; it didn't work out that way. Sound defensively. 7 

Gary Cahill - The Chelsea captain looked to have everything under control until the crazy ending. 6.5 

Joe Hart had two saves to make - he didn't make either and was lucky Kane spared his blushes

Kyle Walker may have thought he'd spend more time going forward but was sound at the back

Chris Smalling - Shock selection ahead of John Stones. But for a couple of uncomfortable moments justified his selection. 6.5 

Ryan Bertrand - Solid at left back and snuffed out the threat posed by Anya comfortably. 7 

Eric Dier - Does what Eric Dier does. Shielded his back four and kept things ticking over in midfield. Booked. 6.5 

Jake Livermore - Questionable decision by Southgate to start him, but emerged as as England's best player. 7.5 

Jake Livermore was a questionable decision by Southgate but was England's best player

Adam Lallana - Provided some moments of real quality but didn't do enough at Hampden Park. 6 

Dele Alli - The Scots were petrified of his threat, but the Spurs man was too loose in possession. 6 

Marcus Rashford - Oozed confidence and tried to make things happen but this was a frustrating 90 minutes for the teenager. 6 

Harry Kane - A captain's goal for the new England skipper. In the end, a telling contribution. 7 

The Scots were petrified of Dele Alli's threat, but the Spurs man was too loose in possession

Marcus Rashford oozed confidence but this was a frustrating 90 minutes for the teenager

A captain's goal for new England skipper Kane and in the end, it was a telling contribution

Subs: Oxlade-Chamberlain 7 (for Rashford 65); Sterling 6.5 (Alli 83); Defoe 6 (Livermore 90) 

Not used: Butland, Forster, Trippier, Lingard, Gibson, Stones, Jones, Cresswell, Heaton 

Gareth Southgate - Gave Scotland the initiative by playing two holding midfielders. His team didn't play well and didn't deserve to win. 6.5 

Referee: Paolo Tagliavento (ITA): Kept a lid on what was an intense afternoon. Got the big calls right. 7 

Gareth Southgate gave Scotland the initiative by playing two holding midfielders

Paolo Tagliavento kept a lid on what was an intense afternoon — he got the big calls right