Cephas .O. Omaku on Twitter: "Some questionable display by Ejide tonight. That own goal- happens when you don't command ur box #bbcsportscot #ShineOnNigeria"

Andrew Priestley on Twitter: "Scotland should be optimistic about qualifying for Euro 2016. They've a manager who knows what he's doing and 24 teams qualify #bbcsportscot"

I expect we'll see the excellent Vincent Enyeama in goals for Nigeria when the World Cup gets underway...

It's another Scotland debut for another Derby player as Craig Forsyth replaces the impressive Andrew Roberston.

Poor Kunle Odunlami is carried off on a stretcher, with Celtic defender Efe Ambrose on in his place. Let's hope that injury isn't too bad for the Sunshine Stars man.

Andrew Robertson is looking like a real prospect for Scotland. The 20-year-old left-back breaks up a Nigeria attack and slips a pass to Ikeche Anya before scampering forward for a return ball. However, with acres of space ahead of him, he cannot take the delivery in his stride.

George Boyd does well to dispossess an opponent and feeds Chris Martin in a central position but the Derby striker sees his shot well saved by Austin Ejide.

Yet another Nigeria change as Nnamdi Oduamadi replaces Michael Babatunde.

It's getting messy at St Mirren Park as Scotland Under-21's lose a sixth goal against the Dutch...

Scotland are working hard to reduce the space for Nigeria to work in and Gordon Strachan's side look a threat on the break.

Hull's George Boyd replaces James Morrison in the Scotland midfield, while Nigeria send on Victor Moses and Uche Nwofor, with Ejike Uzoenyi and Shola Ameobi going off.

Alan Hutton bombs down the right flank again to send a beautiful, teasing ball across goal and Shaun Maloney is there to pop it in but the Wigan forward had given himself a yard start on the Nigeria defence.

Nigeria are enjoying a good spell, forcing Scotland to sit deep in their own half. It's been a very lively game for an end-of-season friendly.

The Nigeria substitutes link immediately with a clever one-two allowing Nosa Igiebor to fire in a low shot that Allan McGregor does well to smother.

Nosa Igiebor is on for Joel Obi and Peter Odemwingie replaces goalscorer Michael Uchebo.

Stoke striker Odemwingie is back after ending his feud with coach Stephen Keshi. The 32-year-old last played for his country in February 2012.

Scotland are back in front as Scott Brown slips a pass to Alan Hutton and the overlapping full-back's low cross is deflected in by Azubuike Egwuekwe, who was trying to prevent James Morrison getting a touch in front of goal.

Ikeche Anya, who has a Nigerian dad, scurries forward and cuts in from the left to let fly with a fierce shot which is headed wide by the imposing Joseph Yobo.

Scotland keeper Allan McGregor has to make a smart save with an outstretched leg as Shola Ameobi finds room near the penalty spot to hammer in a low shot.

Chris Martin's first involvement is a good chest pass to James Morrison and the Scotland midfielder drives into the penalty box but his cut-back is cleared.

The game is back underway at Craven Cottage.

Oops! It's now 4-0 for the Dutch in the Under-21 qualifier with Scotland at St Mirren Park.