Scotland-England: Butcher Predicts Tough Test For England

England's 77 caps winner Terry Butcher says today's friendly against Scotland at Celtic Park will be hostile. He deems it a tough test for manager Roy Hodgson's side. The former England captain and three-time winner of the Scottish titles urged England team and supporters to desist from thinking this friendly will be nice and 'friendly'. Though this is a friendly, Butcher says both sides do not do friendly in any sport at any level. Butcher was England's defender for the best part of a decade. He won three Scottish titles and two League Cups with Rangers, before managing Motherwell, Inverness Caledonian Thistle and latterly Hibernian.

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