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
Iceland women 0-1 Scotland women
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland
"This has been a very encouraging opening half-hour from the Scots in Reykjavik.
"Not only have they scored the first goal Iceland have conceded in the entire campaign but they have restricted the home side to just one shot on target, that from a free-kick. Anna Signeul will be thrilled. Long way to go though."
Jane Ross
It's been coming and Scotland get in front with Jane Ross nodding in Emma Mitchell's cross.
Iceland women 0-0 Scotland women
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland in Iceland
"It's been an impressive start by the visiting Scots. They look the more threatening team and should probably have scored through Jane Ross.
"They are more than matching the group leaders Iceland, perhaps buoyed by the confidence of already having qualified."
Iceland women 0-0 Scotland
No scoring so far but the Scots came close moments ago, Jane Ross heading wide.
Iceland women 0-0 Scotland women
Scotland women's final Euro 2017 qualifier is underway.
Iceland women v Scotland women
You can watch BBC Alba's coverage of Iceland women v Scotland women here by clicking the play button.
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Iceland women v Scotland women (18:00)
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland in Iceland
"Anna Signeul brought her Scotland squad to Iceland as history-makers but they are very keen to end this qualification campaign on a high.
"The 4-0 home defeat by today's opponents still rankles and Signeul is eager they produce a vastly improved performance on an evening not unlike a late autumn night in Scotland - wet, cold and overcast.
"Joelle Murray makes her first competitive start for the Scots at the heart of the defence in place of the injured Ifeoma Dieke."
Image source, SNSMurray has won 36 caps for Scotland
Iceland v Scotland (18:00 BST)
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Good news for the Tartan Army. Ticket holders for Scotland v Lithuania on 8 October can take advantage of a free bus service from the city centre to Hampden Park.
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Stewart Gilmour, the former St Mirren chairman, was on BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound programme last night, discussing the sacking of Alex Rae and his assistant.
He said: "It is always disappointing at any time that guys lose their job. I know how hard Alex Rae and David Farrell work. It is a really difficult task. Sometimes I wonder why guys want to be managers of football clubs. The only thing you know when you take over is that one day you are going to be sacked.
"Alex took over in a very similar position to what we are in just now where he had to be very workmanlike.
"We've had a tough start and, watching the team, the guys have lost confidence in themselves. I don't think it is so much about managers. At the moment, it is about the St Mirren players. They have to look at themselves and think how responsibility do I have.
"I would have given Alex and David more time to try to get it round, but I would probably have been criticised for it. It is a difficult one about whether you do it quickly or let it run.
"Whoever comes in, it is going to be hard job for them, but I hope whoever comes in they are hugely successful and there will be plenty looking to take the job on. I don't think we've got a bad squad of players. I think they have got to get their confidence back."
Image source, SNSStewart Gilmour was the Buddies' chairman when Alex Rae was appointed manager in December 2015
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Ahead of Aberdeen's Premiership match against Rangers on Sunday, here's a look back at a league meeting between the sides in 2010, when Rangers won 3-2.
It's a busy night of Scottish football with Scotland women taking on hosts Iceland at 18:00 before two League Cup ties at 19:45, Greenock Morton v Dundee United and Rangers v Queen of the South.