The 29-year-old, who suffered facial fractures in the brutal clash with Scotland's goalkeeper Angus Gunn as his wife Laura Skrapits watched on from the stands.
United fans have been left fuming with Jim Ratcliffe, saying he has little interest in developing the women's team as a priority, despite them having won the FA Cup last season.
The front of Scott's car was ripped open by the collision, with the SportsCenter anchor admitting he was 'really lucky' and 'saved' by his airbags and seatbelts.
England head into their final group game on Tuesday with qualification for the knockout stages all but secured, but serious questions remaining of the squad
HENRY CLARK AT WIMBLEDON: The 37-year-old was out practicing on the grounds of the All England Club on Monday only 19 days on from undergoing surgery on a torn medial meniscus.
A former world title challenger has been handed a lengthy ban after testing positive for cocaine, only for doping authorities to learn that he passed away earlier this year.
DAVID COVERDALE: The world 100 metres bronze medallist withdrew from the European Championships earlier this month after pulling up at the end of a race in Jamaica on June 1.
The Fox Sports 1 host was quick to point out a key difference between the two superstar rookies, telling Clark he thought she was 'better' than the performance she gave on court.
He was on a $1.3million deal to play for the Chiefs but Kansas City took the decision to move on from him on Monday.
England sit top of Group C ahead of their final game against Slovenia but their last encounter, a 1-1 draw with Denmark, did little the quiet the debate over the Three Lions' midfield.
STEPHEN McGOWAN IN STUTTGART: Before flying to Germany, Steve Clarke railed against 'Negative Normans' talking down Scotland's hopes and ambitions at Euro 2024.
Newcastle have now opted to walk away having deemed the £40m asking price to be too costly, with the Magpies decision appearing to scupper Everton's interest in winger Yankuba Minteh.
DAVID COVERDALE: Cavendish, who was knighted in the King's Birthday Honours this month, was one of the eight riders named for the race which starts in Florence on Saturday.
After several months of in-ring training and social-media teases that 'Mother is coming', transgender professional wrestling star Gabbi Tuft will officially have her squared-circle revival on Tuesday.
Former rugby league star Grace is poised to win a first international cap for Wales in Australia next month despite not having played a competitive game of union at club level.
HENRY CLARK AT WIMBLEDON: The seven-time Wimbledon champion practiced with Argentinian Federico Coria and looked to be moving freely.
Liverpool have confirmed that club legend Alan Hansen has been discharged from hospital two weeks after he was admitted and was fighting for his life.
Three-time Super Bowl champion Mark Schlereth has joined the chorus of criticism surrounding 72-year-old Patriots legend Bill Belichick's romance with 23-year-old Jordon Hudson.
He has been in form this year, finishing third at last month's Giro d'Italia, and will ride at the Tour de France, in support of Ineos leaders Carlos Rodriguez and Egan Bernal.
CHRIS WHEELER: The Dutchman is a potential replacement for Ten Hag's assistant Mitchell van der Gaag or forwards coach Benni McCarthy, whose contract runs out at the end of the month.
The experienced Trippier is attempting to encourage and maintain the spirits of those frustrated by a lack of game-time here in Germany, including Newcastle United team-mate Gordon.
Days after Barstool boss Dave Portnoy revealed his shock cancer scare and that he had a cancerous mole removed from his neck, he was back on social media celebrating a successful sports bet.
CRAIG HOPE IN COLOGNE: Lineker really did not see the irony in him accusing reporters of being too scared to own their opinion, all the while refusing to take ownership of the word he had used.
Joshua last fought in March when he brutally knocked out Francis Ngannou in the second round of their showdown in Saudi Arabia and his next opponent will be named on Wednesday.
CHRIS FOY: For their part, England have no recent scars from this box-office rivalry and there is also a concerted desire to cast their opponents as mere rugby mortals.