FT: Morton 2-0 Dundee Utd (Quitongo, O'Ware: Van der Velden)
FT: Rangers 5-0 Queen of the South (Holt, Halliday, Waghorn 3)
FT: Iceland women 1-2 Scotland women
Jane Ross double for Scotland
Iceland win group, both teams go to Euro 2017
Rangers v Queen of the South (19:45)
Queen of the South go to Ibrox brimming with confidence after a fabulous start to the season. The Dumfries side sit top of the Championship, the only unbeaten side in the second tier.
Of the 12 matches Gavin Skelton's side have played in all competitions, they have won 10.
Iceland women 1-2 Scotland women
Lisa Evans hits the frame of the goal, curling a shot on to the top of the crossbar from the left-hand side of the box.
Morton v Dundee Utd (19:45)
Dundee United have won the League Cup twice but, again, it was back in the age of fire-hazard nylon strips when people were buying Dr Hook records.
Willie Pettigrew scored twice and Paul Sturrock got the other as Aberdeen were beaten 3-0 in a 1979 replay.
Sturrock got two as United defended the trophy against neighbours Dundee in the following season, with Davie Dodds opening the scoring in another 3-0 success.
Since then they have been runners-up on five occasions.
Image source, SNSA fresh-faced Paul Sturrock celebrates the 1979 cup win in one of Scotland's first shiny strips
Morton v Dundee Utd (19:45)
It's been a while since Morton last reached the last four in the League Cup. In 1979 the Greenock side beat Kilmarnock 3-2 to reach the semis, where they lost out 2-1 to Aberdeen at Hampden.
The Ton had a few tasty players back in those days of perms and tight shorts; Andy Ritchie, Neil Orr, Roy Baines, Jim Tolmie and big Joe McLaughlin... All class acts.
Image source, SNSRitchie was a wizard from set-pieces, but was never one for tracking back or the 'high press'
Iceland women 1-2 Scotland women
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland in Iceland
"A rowdy young crowd inside Iceland's national stadium are trying to inspire a comeback from the home team but Scotland are again looking good value for their lead here.
"This performance augurs well for next summer, where much of the opposition will be at least as good as this Iceland side."
Jane Ross, penalty
Jane Ross scores her second goal of the match to put Scotland back in front.
Iceland women 1-1 Scotland women
Lisa Evans is tripped in the box and Scotland have a penalty.
Morton v Dundee Utd (19:45)
Morton: McNeil, O'Ware, Gunning, Doyle, Oliver, Forbes, Oyenuga, Lindsay, Russell, McDonagh, Quitongo.
Substitutes: Nesbitt, Scullion, McAleer, Tiffoney, Strapp, Gaston.
Dundee United: Bell, Toshney, Dixon, Edjenguele, Van der Struijk, Murdoch, Spittal, Fraser, Smith, Obedayi, Van der Velden.
Substitutes: Zwick, Dillon, Donaldson, Murray, Coote, Robson, Smith.
Rangers v Queen of the South (19:45)
Rangers: Gilks; Tavernier, Hill, Wilson, Hodson; Halliday, Holt, Windass; Forrester, Waghorn, O’Halloran
Substitutes: Foderingham, Kranjcar, McKay, Miller, Senderos, Crooks, Garner.
Queen of the South: Robinson, Hamill, Marshall, Dowie, Brownlie, Anderson, Millar, Lyle, Hilson, Dobbie, Jacobs.
Substitutes: Atkinson, Higgins, Rigg, Pickard, Moxon, Dykes, Brotherston.
Iceland women 1-1 Scotland women
Caroline Weir came so close to putting Scotland back in front, her left-foot shot from distance coming back off the right-hand post.
Iceland women 1-1 Scotland women
The second half in Reykjavik has started.
HT: Iceland women 1-1 Scotland women
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland
"Scotland can consider themselves a little unfortunate only to go in level at half-time.
"The visitors had been under very little pressure until Iceland's goal and will be pleased with the way they've played. Coach Anna Signeul will be demanding more of the same after the break."
Rangers v Queen of the South (19:45)
Queen of the South manager Gavin Skelton and his players get a good look at the Ibrox pitch ahead of tonight's League Cup quarter-final against Rangers.
Image source, SNS
Image source, SNSRangers v Queen of the South (19:45)
Andy Halliday leads Rangers tonight in the absence of regular skipper Lee Wallace.
Manager Mark Warburton makes four changes, with Matt Gilks, Lee Hodson, Harry Forrester and Michael O’Halloran the men coming in.
Halliday was, of course, the man involved in the training ground row that started the ball rolling in the Joey Barton circus.
HT: Iceland women 1-1 Scotland women
Former Scotland international Shelley Kerr on BBC Alba: "Iceland scored from the first opportunity they had which was very disappointing from a Scotland perspective because they dominated the first 38 or 39 minutes. But it is a good test of their character now and it will be interesting to see how they respond to conceding that goal just before half-time."
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Iceland women 1-1 Scotland women
It's all square at the break. The Scots did well in that first half but Iceland showed why they are top of the group towards half-time.
Fanndis Frioriksdottir
Iceland press on the left and Fanndis Frioriksdottir chips over Gemma Fay, with Emma Mitchell unable to prevent the ball crossing the line.
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Iceland women 0-1 Scotland women
Former Scotland international Shelley Kerr on BBC Alba: "It is the best possible start, and well deserved. The game plan has gone exceptionally well, and you can't ask for any more from the players. Scotland are winning the one-on-one battles and Emma Mitchell has been outstanding both in defence and attack."