Rangers are hungry for more goals. Harry Forrester aims for the far top corner rather than pick out a team-mate in a busy box. His shot is deflected wide and from the corner Clint Hill gets a header on target. Easy save for Lee Robinson.

A deep Niko Kranjcar cross is far too close to Queens keeper Lee Robinson but the former Rangers man goes for a showy punch rather than simply catching it. The ball drops to James Tavernier on the edge of the box and his first-time shot flies straight at Robinson, who gathers it this time.

Former Scotland international Shelley Kerr on BBC Alba: "As much as the pressure was taken off both teams by having already qualified, winning away from home against a strong Iceland team will be massive for Scotland's confidence, psychologically as they look forward to playing tournament football for the first time.  You can't under-estimate how important that performance was for this group, who were missing several key players.  They surpassed a lot of expectations and it was thoroughly deserved."

A lovely shot from our friends at SNS. Looks like a great evening for a game in Greenock.

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Michael O'Halloran is back in the Rangers starting line-up tonight. The hosts have dominated possession but it's all been a bit slow and predictable.

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Now the home side threaten as Ross Forbes lets fly and his deflected strike has Cammy Bell at full-stretch to make the save.

After a drab start at Cappielow, a great opening for the visitors as Cammy Smith gets a glimpse of the target but the midfielder skews his shot across the face of goal.

Dale Hilson has a run at the Rangers defence and is cynically upended by Danny Wilson. An early yellow card for the centre-half. 

Stephen Dobbie has a lash at the free-kick and it flies away into row ZZ.

Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland in Iceland

"A terrific win for Scotland, underlining how much they have improved over the course of this qualifying campaign. Anna Signeul will be rightly delighted at the way they controlled much of this game and withstood heavy pressure late on to ensure a surprise victory."

It's a winning conclusion to the successful Euro 2017 qualifying campaign for Scotland.

Anna Signeul's side had already secured a place at next year's finals in the Netherlands and now they have beaten the Group 1 winners.

Iceland's better head-to-head record - they won 4-0 in Scotland - ensures they finish ahead of the Scots.

Two Jane Ross goals made the difference for Scotland in Reykjavik.

Chick Young
BBC Scotland at Cappielow

"It's a curious thing. Dundee United haven't been at Cappielow for 20 years...and now they play Morton twice in five days.

"One change in the Greenock side. Five for United."

We're off at Ibrox and Cappielow.

Midfielder Josh Windass pulled during the warm-up and Niko Kranjcar starts for Rangers instead.

Rangers manager Mark Warburton talking to BT Sport: "I understand the media spotlight in Scotland. There are two big stories; Rangers and Celtic. It's part and parcel of the job and we just move on to the next game."

On the absence of captain Lee Wallace: "He took a few whacks at the weekend and we have a big game at the weekend [away to Aberdeen]. We're using the squad and getting pitch-time for the players."

Scotland are minutes away from inflicting Iceland's first defeat of the qualifying campaign. Can they hold on?

Stephen Dobbie has made quite an impact on his return to Queen of the South.

The 33-year-old striker was a prolific scorer in his first spell at Palmerston, earning a move to Swansea in 2009, and he's back in the groove again with nine goals in eight games.

He began his career at Rangers and has already netted against another of his former clubs, Hibernian, in this tournament.

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Rangers have gone three games without a victory in the Premiership but they have absolutely strolled through to this stage of the tournament.

Mark Warburton's men scored 10 in their four group games and put five past Peterhead in the last round. All without conceding...

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