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Scotland and Wales reportedly consider whether to join together to launch a bid to host Euro 2020 before tonight's midnight deadline.

Scotland and Wales are reportedly pondering whether to launch a bid to host the 2020 European Championships.

The Scottish Football Association have claimed that they have begun talks with the Welsh governing body over the prospect of welcoming the 24-team tournament to their shores, according to BBC Sport.

SFA chief executive Stewart Regan has reportedly told www.insidethegames.biz: "I'm not able to comment publicly at this stage because it has not gone to our board, but there will be an exchange of correspondence before the deadline. It's obviously something that has been discussed."

Turkey are the only nation that have confirmed their bid to host the tournament in eight years' time with the deadline due at midnight tonight.

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