The board indicating a healthy dose of stoppage-time is met by whistles from the home fans.

The hosts are sitting deep, perhaps getting nervous as they close in on a rare win. The ball breaks to Callum McGregor in a busy penalty area but his shot is blocked.

Frustrated Scotland skipper Andrew Robertson goes in the book for giving the ref an earful after the official ignores a trip on James Forrest.

Can depleted Scotland conjure up an unlikely equaliser against the team ranked 94th in the world?

* That's got to go down as one of the most depressing sentences I've ever written.

Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on Sportsound

That's a great strike and another fantastic save by Allan McGregor.

Dia Seba is so greedy there, he had to put in the runner Dor Peretz and it's 3-1 but luckily for Scotland he took the shot on.

Here come Israel again and Dia Seba twists and turns before firing off a shot from 20 yards that Allan McGregor deals with, making a fantastic diving save. Maybe his best of a busy night.

Seba had team-mates screaming for a pass and that might have been a better option.

Ariel Harush makes his first save of the night as the Israel goalie gets two hands to a powerful, rising strike from Callum McGregor.

Scotland get a few bodies in the box only captain Andy Robertson to over-hit a dreadful cross from the left. It's been that sort of evening...

Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on Sportsound

We've been on the back foot, have looked out of position. We've been outfought and out-thought. The chances created against us have been big let-offs.

Kieran Tierney has not looked comfortable at centre-half all night and he just swung at it and the ball flew past Allan McGregor.

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Callum McGregor gets a good look at goal after a clearance is blasted against him on the edge of the Israel penalty box but the Celtic midfielder can only thump a shot over the top under pressure.

Fresh legs up front for Scotland as Swansea City's Oli McBurnie takes over from Steven Naismith.

Mark: At the start - 'Their shirts made them look like Uruguay. Now - 'We're making them look like Uruguay.'

Gary: This is an absolute joke of a performance. Sick of the formation it does nothing for us.

Scotland withdraw striker Johnny Russell and bring on Celtic winger James Forrest, who should be in fine fettle after scoring four at the weekend.

Allan McGregor makes another top save, keeping out a close-range header then comes an incredible let-off for Scotland as Taleb Twatha somehow crashes a shot against the crossbar from inside the six yard box.

Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on Sportsound

We said earlier John Souttar has eradicated those errors. But he was back to his old self there. He panics, he reacts, I don't know if he caught him with a hand or an elbow in the face but he's off.

We have not been disciplined all night but with nine outfield players we will have to be now. Maybe this will help us to be disciplined and be tough to break down.

Scotland look a bit better with 10 men as Johnny Russell drives to the byline and pops over a delicate chip that the keeper fumbles in the direction of Steven Naismith, who can only stab the ball wide.

Beram Kayal hammers in the free kick but Allan McGregor is right behind it.

John Souttar is in trouble after taking a terrible touch and he collects a second booking for sticking out an arm in the direction of Munas Dabbur, who collapses theatrically on the edge of the box.

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Everything for Israel is coming down the left as Taleb Twatha continues to tie Stephen O'Donnell in knots. The Kilmarnock full-back is getting no support whatsoever.