“Grealish will probably start!” | Rooney reacts to win over Croatia & previews England vs Scotland!

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Wayne Rooney believes England’s opening Euro 2020 win over Croatia was the perfect platform for Gareth Southgate’s side but has warned tougher challenges lie ahead.

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