I think that'll do for tonight.

Don't worry, we've got plenty of reaction over on our dedicated Scottish Women's Football page.

Thanks for your company this evening!

Margaret: These players do not deserve to be at the finals of any tournament. Sack the manager. Bring in some young players and go again for the next tournament.

Graham: Sad truth is they are simply not good enough, the so called star players did not perform and Finland over the two games deserved to win and they are bang average team so what does that say about Scotland?

Lisa: We have gone backwards under Pedro, women's football has improved a lot and we haven't kept up. Tactics were questionable and unless we're against smaller teams, he cannot get the best out of the quality players. We didn't get any luck tonight but it's a much bigger problem than luck.

"We're all just gutted It's hard to make sense of it now," Claire Emslie told BBC Scotland

"But we gave it everything the whole campaign. We're just gutted at the moment. We'll reflect on it later and learn from it but it's a sore one.

"For those of us who have done it before, we know how amazing it is. This is the third campaign we haven't done it, it's just tough.

"I think it's one for the young ones that maybe this is their first campaign to feel this pain.

"I look at them and I think "you're going to do it in the future".

"I'm sure it will be a good learning curve for them."

"I think it's important that you allow the emotions to be disappointed. It just shows how much it means to us. I think to think about how we can recover from this would be wrong.

"I think we're allowing the tears, and there have been many tears, but give it some time and we can look at how we can come back from this and lift each other up because that's what this group is about.

"The whole national team is to pick one another up and we go again.

"It's a choice and we'll make the choice to pick one another up. Football is cruel sometimes and tonight it just didn't work for us. But we will make the choice to go again."

"I think we're just really disappointed," Howard told BBC Scotland.

"We wanted so much more and we didn't achieve. As a team we feel like we gave it everything.

"I wouldn't say we let ourselves down because we're in this together, we're just massively disappointed.

"I feel like every single player on that pitch gave everything tonight. I think we deserved to win today with the way we played."

The thoughts of Sophie Howard coming your way in just a sec.

"It's frustrating and it's painful and it's going to be painful for a long time," the Scotland boss told BBC Scotland.

"I have the responsibility to show and appreciate the efforts of the staff.

"Life sometimes is not fair and these players have been fighting for a long time to inspire the nation and take the team to a major tournament.

"We feel we're on the borderline."

"The players deserved to be here, you could see that on the pitch today," the Scotland boss added.

"There's nothing I could tell them about the way we competed and played. My honest opinion is it was two isolated actions, the pitch was frozen, they were difficult conditions.

"After the goals, you could see a team with personality and character. The substitutions tried to help the team.

"I don't know how you can teach the players to play on a frozen pitch. They [Finland] are used to playing in these conditions, especially in the first minutes. It caused a couple of adjustments for us. You always can do more."

Fancy some more from the gaffer?

Here's what the Scotland boss had to say on his future: "I am committed to this group and committed to the devleopment of the players.

"What I can control is my commitment to the players - all the opinions and decisions, I don't control them.

"I signed a contract, I have a commitment to the staff and the players, there's no reason not to continue."

Anyone fancy having a wee watch of the highlights?

If nothing else you can get another look at that penalty claim.

Emma Black
Former Scotland player on BBC Sportsound

[Martinez Losa) is definitely under pressure and you can hear that he is under pressure.

There will be a review. If I was looking from the turn of the year, I don't think I would be expecting to be here come January.

That's two tournaments he has failed to take us to and the buck stops with the manager.

Danny: Another very poor performance, with our so-called stars failing to turn up again. The truth is we have little quality in the team. At least we will now get rid of the manager, three years too late in my view. He is totally incapable of getting the best out of even average players.

Grant: Poor first leg, absolutely no aggression and tonight a bit unlucky….maybe, but tactically I didn’t get it after going a goal down. To me the manager can’t progress the team any further, change is needed.

Gordon: Team let down badly by Caroline Weir in both games against Finland. Miles off the pace and deliveries were shocking. Reputation shouldn't guarantee anyone a place and Erin Cuthbert playing too deep. Manager should have a long hard look at himself.

Emma Black
Former Scotland player on BBC Sportsound

After the two tournaments we qualfied for, we should have kicked on. We should have been at the last three.

We were on a roll with the growth of women's football.

So it is certainly disappointing when we have players who are playing in leagues around the world at a higher level than they were five or six years ago.

Scotland boss Pedro Martinez Losa tells BBC Alba: "They have a good record of winning games here and two big moments in the game cost us.

"I thought after that the team played excellently. If you score a goal all of a sudden it can change. I respect the referee and the VAR but I think we should have had a penalty. I think one goal would have changed the game.

"It's not for me to say if I am the right man or not [to lead Scotland]. What I see is the behaviour of the players, the evolution of the team and there is an opportunity to lead by example, an opportunity to inspire everybody in this moment and that's what we'll do."

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Graham: Surely now it is the time for a change of coach. Finland are not an amazing team but they controlled this tie and qualified comfortably. They looked fitter and better drilled. Certain players "cannot miss" this tournament apparently. Well, they are missing it, and since the players can't be changed, it's the coach who needs to. We need fresh ideas.

Mary: Big names did not turn up same as their performance at Easter Road last week.

Martyn: I’ve watched the ladies Euros off and on during the campaign. We cannot score or create chances. However; the one thing that constantly struck me is the poor standard of refereeing. But not using it as an excuse as we’re just not good enough.

Stephen: Can make all the excuses but just not good enough. Time for a change at coach as well.

Gemma Fay
Former Scotland goalkeeper on BBC Radio Scotland Extra

These players are playing some of the best leagues in the world.

You have raw ingredients there and what we haven't been able to do is take those raw ingredients and build a winning team.

I don't love speculating on people, so I won't talk about Martinez Losa. The head coach's job is to get the team to a major finals and he hasn't done it.

We should have kicked on by now and we haven't.

Scotland captain Caroline Weir tells BBC Alba: "I think we did everything, this game came down to a couple of moments that weren't in our favour.

"The team couldn't have done much more. Unfortunately we've not done enough, it's a really tough one to take.

"It's really hard to digest at the moment, it wasn't our night tonight.

"We've worked so hard in the last couple of years to be in this position and unfortunately we couldn't take that final step tonight.

"The players have worked so hard but it wasn't enough."

Gemma Fay
Former Scotland goalkeeper on BBC Radio Scotland Extra

There will be heart break and devastatiin.

Quite simply, over this campaign, we have not shown we are good enough to compete with a team like Finland.

If we had played on Friday like we did tonight, it would have been different in this second leg.

It is too little too late. This game showed what this team is lacking - moments of composure and quality when it matter.