Scotland drop to fourth in Group F. England lead the way, with Lithuania and Slovenia in second and third. Slovakia are just one point behind Gordon Strachan's men after three games following their first win of the campaign.

The other full-times were: Slovenia 0-0 England & Lithuania 2-0 Malta

Rob Maclean
BBC Scotland

Gordon Strachan's post-match analysis is going to be interesting....

The cheers of the home fans are almost drowned out by the jeers from the disgruntled Tartan Army. A horrible night for Scotland...

The pain is almost over. But the inquest is only just beginning. Scotland boss Gordon Strachan is going to feel some serious heat after this dismal loss.

Rob Maclean
BBC Scotland

Obviously Scotland's dodgy defending grabs your attention. But what about our attacking? Actually, we're only 8-5 down on attempts on target. Sadly, none of ours were ever going in. Three of theirs have. 

Leigh Griffiths continues to look lively and he's almost on to a slack pass-back but the big goalie Matus Kozacik is off his marks swiftly to block at the striker's feet.

Ikechi Anya does well to dip a shoulder and beat his man in the box. His drilled delivery flashes across the face of goal, with Barry Bannan only able to prod an awkward shot at the keeper from the back stick area.

Leigh Griffiths has another lash - a rare dig with his right foot - forcing the keeper to push it behind for a corner.

John McGinn slides a nicely weighted pass through for Leigh Griffiths to scurry after and the striker drags a decent first-time effort narrowly wide of the far post.

Rob Maclean
BBC Scotland

The problem with Scotland wearing pink shirts is that they tend to stand out when you're looking at defenders not doing their jobs.

There's nothing happening for Scotland at all. No pace, no energy, no fight.

Steven Fletcher trots off to be replaced by Hibs midfielder John McGinn. That looks like damage limitation.

There's very little more to say about Scotland's dismal performance, so I'll let you lot let off some steam...

Richard Wilson
BBC Scotland in Trnava

The Scottish contingent inside the City Arena - players and fans - were already deflated even before Slovakia's third goal. The visitors were still working gamely, and the introduction of Leigh Griffiths and Ikechi Anya ought to have injected a sense of urgency into their play.

The team is forlorn, though, and defensive vulnerability has undermined the spirited performance in the first-half. Damage limitation might be wise now, since the game is lost and a more galling defeat would be more damaging to morale.

Scotland can only dwell on their failings just now, though, all of which are wearily familiar.

Rob Maclean
BBC Scotland

Slovakia's third goal is the worst of the lot for Scotland. Grant Hanley didn't attack the ball at all six yards out and Adam Nemec found himself with an unchallenged header to add to the misery.