A great pass from John McGinn, threaded through to Callum McGregor, gives the Celtic midfielder a sight of goal. He unleashes a powerful left-foot effort that Dutch keeper Jasper Cillessen beats up into the air.

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Scotland midfielder John McGinn earns the first booking of the night for an aggressive tackle, though he did appear to win the ball.

"That's a shambles," declares BBC Scotland summariser Steven Thompson. "For me John got the ball in a 50-50 tackle, that is a really poor decision."

Netherlands looking to put the game to bed with a second goal. Kevin Strootman brings a brilliant block from Kieran Tierney, who is looking at ease in a centre-back role. Moments later Ryan Jack has to put in another block to keep the Dutch at bay.

Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

Dutch keeper Jasper Cillessen makes a hash of dealing with a pass-back from Daley Blind, and Matt Phillips nicks the ball. He finds Ryan Christie, who floats over a cross that eludes two of his team-mates. Should have done better.

Better signs from Scotland. A good passing move down the right before John McGinn picks up the ball on the edge of the area and unleashes a fierce left-foot shot that goes narrowly wide of the left-hand post.

A driving run forward from Andrew Robertson lifts the hosts. The left-back plays a one-two with Ryan Christie, but the latter's pass into the area is a little too heavy.

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The second half starts in similar fashion to the first. Netherlands with most of the possession, but not doing much with it.

Shaun McCormack: Played really well and had majority of the chances, caught with a sucker punch as Netherlands despite their talented line-up have been poor.

Keith Nicol: Just shows how bad the Netherlands are now as we are horrendous.

Sean Macdonald: Decent first half, more hunger and creation from the young guys. Mistake for the goal, but double offside all the same. Sooner see this than Strachan's old favourites!!

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Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound

The second half gets under way and Scotland have made a change. Charlie Mulgrew is on for Christophe Berra at centre-back.

Each side can make up to six substitutions.

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Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound

Matt Day: Phillips has spoiled Scotland's attacks with poor passing & hold up play. McLean & Jack look out their depth. Berra a liability.

Denis Maxwell: Offside goal but dreadfully exposed.....where did our right back go for the goal?

Alan McDonald: Are we waiting till half time to let the 16000 fans in....more noise in a cemetery....

Scotland had a few chances in a promising opening period, while Kieran Tierney came close with a thunderous effort.

But one moment of class from the Dutch, who have otherwise been disappointing, ends with a goal on the counter-attack.

A familiar tale for Scotland perhaps. Can they find a response after the break?

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Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

Chance for Netherlands at the other end, as Virgil van Dijk just faisl to get enough on a whipped corner.

Kieran Tierney nearly marks his first game as captain with a goal. The Celtic defender picks up the ball 30 yards out and unleashes a left-foot thunderbolt that Dutch keeper Jasper Cillessen does well to get down to and beat away.

Memphis Depay never really convinced in his time at Manchester United, and the Dutch winger still looks a bit of a lost soul. He runs along the edge of the Scotland area, but his shot lacks the clout to trouble Craig Gordon.

John McGinn has made a decent start in midfield for Scotland, tenacious in the tackle and probing with his passing. But the Hibs star goes into a challenge a bit too heavily for the referee's liking, and concedes a free-kick.

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