KICK-OFFpublished at 20:51 Greenwich Mean Time 24 March 2016
It's the hosts who begin the second half.
Summary
Ikechi Anya scores only goal of the game
Allan McGregor makes string of fine saves
Kenny McLean, Tony Watt and Paul Caddis make Scotland debuts
Listen on BBC Radio Scotland 810MW/DAB
KICK-OFFpublished at 20:51 Greenwich Mean Time 24 March 2016
Postpublished at 20:49 Greenwich Mean Time 24 March 2016
Image source, SNSImage caption, The Czech Republic came close to scoring in the first half. Can Scotland keep them out to guarantee a win on their travels?
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Quote MessageScotland have invited pressure on top of themselves. If they can hang on for a 1-0 that is very encouraging, a real good confidence-booster.
BBC Scotland's Tom English
Someone's raided Rupert Bear's trouser presspublished at 20:44 Greenwich Mean Time 24 March 2016
Image source, SNSImage caption, Bad joke warning...bad joke warning: "And they thought they'd blend in with the checks."
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Quote MessageFriendly or not, one of the things you can hear is Allan McGregor having a go at his defenders. When it comes to shot-stopping he'll deal with that, but he needs his defenders to stop crosses coming in. McGregor's been exceptional so far.
Former Scotland coach Peter Houston
Pleasing scorelinepublished at 20:37 Greenwich Mean Time 24 March 2016
HALF-TIMEpublished at 20:35 Greenwich Mean Time 24 March 2016
Czech Republic 0-1 Scotland
Irish referee Paul McLaughlin checks his watch - such a shame he doesn't consult Prague's astronomical clock - and blows to end the first half. Scotland have scored away from home and lead at the break. That'll do.
Deft Dockalpublished at 20:35 Greenwich Mean Time 24 March 2016
Borek Dockal shows marvellous athleticism to bring down the ball in the Scotland box with his outstretched boot, flick it on to his other foot and lob it over the Scotland defence...straight towards Allan McGregor.
Martin headerpublished at 20:32 Greenwich Mean Time 24 March 2016
Robert Snodgrass drifts in a left-footed free-kick from the right. Russell Martin gets on the end of it but his header never threatens the home goal. We have just one minute until half-time.
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Image source, SNSImage caption, Prior to kick-off, the Scotland players show their respects to the late Johan Cruyff, who has died aged 68.
And the short answer is...published at 20:25 Greenwich Mean Time 24 March 2016
"No." Robert Snodgrass knocks the free-kick into the Czech's defensive wall.
Chance for Scotlandpublished at 20:24 Greenwich Mean Time 24 March 2016
Darren Fletcher is barged off the ball just on the edge of the Czech box. Can Scotland double their lead...?
Postpublished at 20:22 Greenwich Mean Time 24 March 2016
Quote MessageScotland are starting to believe, they are starting to get confidence.
Former Scotland striker Darren Jackson
Slack Scotlandpublished at 20:21 Greenwich Mean Time 24 March 2016
Two too many passespublished at 20:21 Greenwich Mean Time 24 March 2016
Ikechi Anya finds space on the left but instead of forging forward to line up a shot he passes to Ross McCormack, who passes it to Robert Snodgrass and the sting is taken out of the move as the white-shirted Czechs get back behind the ball.
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Image source, SNSImage caption, Scotland's Ikechi Anya cracks home the opening goal of the match.
Classy Kaderabekpublished at 20:17 Greenwich Mean Time 24 March 2016
Pavel Kaderabek shows Cafu-like instincts to break down the right and juggle the ball infield, but his shot is blocked.
A future favourite?published at 20:15 Greenwich Mean Time 24 March 2016
Could this pink strip, with its nod to the Earl of Rosebery colours, become a favourite with the fans? A series of wins in it could do the trick.
Tartan Army roaringpublished at 20:12 Greenwich Mean Time 24 March 2016
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland in Prague"The Scotland fans are in good voice as usual, out-singing the home supporters, who are perhaps wondering just how their team are behind in the match. Two words: Allan McGregor."