Rob Maclean
BBC Scotland

It's about quality isn't it? Slovakia have had it in the key moments of the match. Scotland lack quality, both in defence and attack. 

Robert Mak escapes the attentions of Russell Martin to score his and Slovakia's second.

So far, his are the only Group F goals tonight with it still 0-0 between Slovenia and England and also Lithuania and Malta.

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Can Scotland rescue this? The ball sits up nicely for Barry Bannan to have a dip but his shot from the edge of the box is right down the keeper's throat.

Ikechi Anya and Leigh Griffiths are on, with Darren Fletcher and Matt Ritchie making way.

Rob Maclean
BBC Scotland

Return of the Mak to surely end Scotland's qualification hopes, even after only three games. Defensively we were carved open too easily and, like the first goal, lots of Scotland players were inside the box, none of them able to stop Holubek's cutback or Robert Mak's cool and clinical finish. 

Scotland give the ball away deep in their own half and Robert Mak fancies a hat-trick, drilling a fierce angled strike that David Marshall needs to tip away.

Another Scotland corner. Yet again, it come to nothing as the goalkeeper clutches it confidently.

Rob Maclean
BBC Scotland

How long before Scotland make a change here? We could do with some pace out wide.

Play is being stretched now as the Scotland defence scrambles clear a low, fizzing pass from Marek Hamsik. The visitors immediately launch a counter-attack but there is a real lack of pace in Gordon Strachan's side.

Scotland are looking a lot more aggressive in the early moments of this second half as they force a corner but Matt Ritchie's delivery is cleared without much fuss.

Get the big men up. Callum Paterson shells a long throw-in into the Slovakia penalty box but the ref's whistle sounds straight away for some pushing and the ball hit Grant Hanley's hand anyway.

We're up and running again. No changes in personnel.

Rob Maclean
BBC Scotland

Watching replays of the game's only goal...

Shocking: A blatant foul by Jan Durica on Steven Fletcher that wasn't given just outside the Slovakian penalty box. Also shocking: nine pink shirts, Fletcher aside, were inside the Scotland box and no-one near either Marek Hamsik, whose header was pushed out by David Marshall, or Robert Mak who gleefully thumped the loose ball into the net.   

Jasmin Kurtic hit the post for Slovenia against England and it's goalless at the break, with the visitors and group leaders on course to remain unbeaten.

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There are also no goals between Lithuania and Malta. A couple of chances towards half-time with ex-Hearts man Arvydas Novikovas denied by Malta keeper Andrew Hogg.

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Richard Wilson
BBC Scotland in Trnava

Scotland assistant manager Mark McGhee left his seat high in the main stand with a couple of minutes of the first-half remaining. He wore a look of grim determination, with the visitors having been the more accomplished and composed side in all but the critical aspect of the game - creating and scoring.

Scotland's passing has mostly been crisp and accurate, the players' work off the ball has been diligent, and the result has been a good performance. Yet in the final third there has been a lack of conviction and shrewdness, whereas Slovakia have scored once and demanded two fine saves from goalkeeper David Marshall.

Gordon Strachan's side has come back from conceding goals to Malta and Lithuania in their previous games in the group, so there is no need for alarm, but greater composure around the penalty area will be required to rescue this scoreline.

Rob Maclean
BBC Scotland

A frustrating first half for Scotland. Bags of the ball but not enough chances to score. Slovakia happy for long stretches to give Scotland possession and display their superior cutting edge on the counter-attack. We needed a great save from David Marshall to stop Robert Mak making it a double.