Thomas McGuigan
BBC Scotland Sport

So, Scotland and the Republic of Ireland earn victories in Group D. Attention now turns to Northern Ireland's qualifier at home to the Faroe Islands.

I'll pass the baton onto Michael Emons to take you through that one and the rest of tonight's games. Cheers!

West Brom midfielder Chris Brunt is out with a groin injury and misses tonight's match against Faroe Islands and next week's clash with Greece.

Northern Ireland starting XI: Carroll, McLaughlin, McAuley, Baird, Hughes, Davis, Norwood, Ferguson, Ward, Lafferty, McGinn

Faroe Islands starting XI: Nielsen, Tor Naes, Davidsen, Gregersen, Nattestad, Justinussen, Hansson, Benjaminsen, Holst, Klettskard, Edmundsson

Iain Wilson:, external Good result for Scotland but frailties exposed, lacking a cutting edge. Best chance was Georgia's, could easily have been tied.

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Scotland manager Gordon Strachan: "That's the best hour; 65 minutes that we've had as a football team since I've been here."

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Gibraltar manager Allen Bula, speaking to Sky Sports: "It is disappointing but we are all learning and eventually we will get there. Look at all the stats of other teams when they joined Uefa, they lost 6-0, 7-0. Everyone has taken a beating, and we will learn."

On substituting his goalkeeper: "There were mistakes. I had the second goalkeeper there and if I see any players making mistakes, I will change things."

Thomas Dolfi:, external May the fourth (official) be with you, Scotland! Man muddles up numbers on board to help Strachan bide his time to win #SCOGEO #bbcfootball

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Republic of Ireland boss Martin O'Neill, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was nice to get the early goal in the game. It settled us. I thought we got a little sloppy in the last 20 minutes of the game but outside of that I am very, very pleased.

"We have talked all week about getting off to a good start, momentum is important to us, and we did that. We got the goals and it allowed us to settle down.

"We have not got any serious injuries, just a couple of knocks and bruises, now we can concentrate on Germany."

On Gibraltar: "There was talk about San Marino and Andorra a few years ago and they have been able to get a result here and there which have surprised. This is only Gibraltar's second competitive game.

Keir Murray
BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

"Hmmm. The feel-good factor under Scotland manager Gordon Strachan continues with this deserved win, but few fans will be getting carried away. Scotland's wastefulness in front of goal meant celebrations in the stands were put on hold as that visceral feeling of 'oh, don't blow it again, Scotland' gnawed away at the supporters."

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland

Well done Scotland; more than decent performance which deserved more than 1-0. Win was needed & claimed. Poland next, much tougher, clearly.

Mike Pye:, external Strachan doing wonders for Scotland, we look much more promising than a few years ago.

Former Scotland international Willie Miller

"I think we deserved the win over the 90 minutes and created enough chances in the second half. We didn't take those chances and that led to the nervousness towards the end of the game. Georgia didn't take their one really good chance."

Handshakes, back-slaps and a few sighs of relief as Scotland earn their first victory in Euro 2016 qualifying Group D. As he trots off the pitch, Shaun Maloney receives the acclaim of his team-mates as his deflected shot provided the only goal of the game.

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Sweden are not in Euro 2016 qualifying action again until Sunday, so how has striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic been spending time between games?

"Gone fishing," he writes on his Facebook page., external

"Today we had a few hours of spare time after training. I took the opportunity to go fishing with the legend Claes "Svartzonker" Claesson. It resulted in two nice pikes. An unbeatable afternoon!"

The fourth official redeems himself as he confidently holds the board aloft like a triumphant father lifting a newborn baby... and we'll have four additional minutes.

It's Steven Fletcher who trots off and is replaced by Chris Martin. Heaven knows what the board will say about added time. "Nothing to see here?"

Ikechi Anya is coming off for Scotland... No, he's not. The fourth official is having a bit of a Chucklevision episode as he makes a botched effort of displaying the Scotland substitution.

The Scotland bench is up in arms; Gordon Strachan is fit to pop.

So Republic of Ireland cannot go on to record an all-time record victory, but this is one of the easiest matches they will have ever played.

Three up inside the opening 20 minutes, following a hat-trick from Robbie Keane, Ireland, aided by some shocking defending and woeful goalkeeping from Gibraltar, cruised to victory.

James McClean netted twice, Wes Hoolahan got one and there was also an own goal from goalkeeper Jordan Perez.

But it is a perfect evening for Martin O'Neill's side before they travel to face world champions Germany on Tuesday. For Gibraltar, they have played two European Championship matches, losing both by 7-0 margins.

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The game is becoming increasingly stretched as Scotland seek to kill Georgia off and the visitors aim for a dramatic late equaliser. Three minutes plus added time remaining. Can Scotland see this through?

John, via text: "This is easily Scotland's best chance to qualify for a major international tournament given that Euro 2016 is being expanded and the quality their team now possesses. It would be a great shame if they missed out on qualifying."

Steven Fletcher does brilliantly to tee up James Morrison but his low shot is brilliantly saved by Gorgi Lorla and the Georgian goal survives again. How on earth is this game still 1-0?

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Seven minutes plus added time remaining of a tense affair at Ibrox.