CLICK HERE to read Martin Samuel's match report from Celtic Park. England's official Twitter account got itself in a bit of a muddle after getting caught up in the excitement of facing the Auld Enemy on Tuesday - by naming the wrong scorer for the first goal. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain had managed to get his head on the end of Jack Wilshere's majestic ball to put Roy Hodgson's men ahead at Celtic Park but the Three Lions' Twitter account announced Rooney as the original scorer. They later corrected themselves, revealing they had 'got a little too excited' by Wilshere's ball through. England's Twitter account originally tweeted saying Wayne Rooney (left) had opened the scoring . In fact, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's (right) header had given England the lead against Scotland . Oxlade-Chamberlain runs off in celebration having bagged the opening goal at Celtic Park . The first tweet read: 'GOOAAAAALLLLLL! The captain @WayneRooney glances a header past the keeper from a @JackWilshere cross. 1-0 to the #3Lions on 32 mins #ScoEng.' Almost immediately, however, they posted another tweet: 'Correction - GOAL 32 mins by @Alex_OxChambo! We got a little too excited by @JackWilshere's brilliant cross. Come on England!!!' Captain Rooney did net England's second and third after half-time in the 3-1 victory though, moving himself clear into third by himself on the Three Lions all-time goalscoring list with 46 goals. He trials record-holder Sir Bobby Charlton by just three goals now. Rooney did score England's second goal at Celtic Park though to move on to 45 for his country . The Three Lions skipper heads the ball into the back of the net to put England 2-0 up on Tuesday . Rooney then celebrates in front of England's travelling crowd by sliding on his knees across the turf .
Alex-Oxlade Chamberlain scored England's first goal at Celtic Park .
But England's official Twitter account proclaimed Wayne Rooney as scorer .
They corrected themselves, saying 'excitement' had got the better of them .
Rooney did score twice against Scotland on Tuesday, however .
England won 3-1 against Scotland at Celtic Park on Tuesday night .
CLICK HERE to read Martin Samuel's match report from Celtic Park. England's official Twitter account got itself in a bit of a muddle after getting caught up in the excitement of facing the Auld Enemy on Tuesday - by naming the wrong scorer for the first goal. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain had managed to get his head on the end of Jack Wilshere's majestic ball to put Roy Hodgson's men ahead at Celtic Park but the Three Lions' Twitter account announced Rooney as the original scorer. They later corrected themselves, revealing they had 'got a little too excited' by Wilshere's ball through. England's Twitter account originally tweeted saying Wayne Rooney (left) had opened the scoring . In fact, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's (right) header had given England the lead against Scotland . Oxlade-Chamberlain runs off in celebration having bagged the opening goal at Celtic Park . The first tweet read: 'GOOAAAAALLLLLL! The captain @WayneRooney glances a header past the keeper from a @JackWilshere cross. 1-0 to the #3Lions on 32 mins #ScoEng.' Almost immediately, however, they posted another tweet: 'Correction - GOAL 32 mins by @Alex_OxChambo! We got a little too excited by @JackWilshere's brilliant cross. Come on England!!!' Captain Rooney did net England's second and third after half-time in the 3-1 victory though, moving himself clear into third by himself on the Three Lions all-time goalscoring list with 46 goals. He trials record-holder Sir Bobby Charlton by just three goals now. Rooney did score England's second goal at Celtic Park though to move on to 45 for his country . The Three Lions skipper heads the ball into the back of the net to put England 2-0 up on Tuesday . Rooney then celebrates in front of England's travelling crowd by sliding on his knees across the turf .
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