Erin Cuthbert is such an exciting player. She drives towards Steph Houghton but is forced backwards by the England captain.

It comes out to Caroline Weir, whose strike from long-range is blocked. England's Beth Mead then goes straight up the other end but her cut-back from the left just misses Ellen White... not by much though!

Image source, Reuters

Ellen White and Fran Kirby link-up on the edge of the Scotland box but Caroline Weir sticks out a leg and stops the Chelsea striker from going any further.

This is all a bit frantic at the moment! (My typing and the game!)

But Lucy Bronze quickly changes that as she gets forward down the right. An inviting cross has to be headed over the backline by Sophie Howard.

BBC One

Glasgow City coach Scott Booth: "It's interesting to see Lisa Evans on the left and Claire Emslie on the right. Before the game we maybe thought it'd be the other way round."

Julie Fleeting
Former Scotland striker on BBC Radio Scotland

A very positive start from Scotland. The first time Erin Cuthbert gets the ball she turns, she makes a positive run forward. We need to see more of that.

Sloppy from Alex Greenwood, who has come into the England side for Demi Stokes at left-back today, as she gets tackled by Arsenal's Kim Little.

England are struggling to settle here. A good start from Scotland.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

You can feel the tension inside the ground. Scotland have tried to go long beyond both full-backs a couple of times and it's been positive start but the game has not really settled down yet.

Erin Cuthbert sprints down the right and there's a huge roar from the Scottish fans in the crowd. Beth Mead can't stop the cross but Millie Bright is there to hook it out for a throw-in.

Scotland still have possession in England's half but Claire Emslie can't quite pounce on a through ball.

Sam: Love that my 4 year old daughter just asked if boys are allowed to play football..

Caroline Weir, who is always so good on the ball, shields off challenges from Jill Scott and Nikita Parris and wins a free-kick.

Scotland go long, looking for Lisa Evans, but Lucy Bronze is there to halt any attack.

AND WE'RE OFF.

I hope this is as good as it's promised to be!

Jodie: Supporting the #Lionesses today. C'mon girls, show the boys how it's done.

Counter attack: Looking forward to watching the match, but I look likely to miss the first half! #SCO

Sy: Come on you #Lionesses give us a good win this evening, I know you ladies can do it!

Steph Houghton and Rachel Corsie do the coin toss and exchange flags. No nice hugs or anything. They mean business.

Support from the European champion.

In true Scottish spirit, the girls belt out their national anthem passionately!

Nat: It's what I've been waiting patiently for all week! I may not be able to play football anymore but I'll be cheering from my Wheelchair. C'mon you mighty Lionesses!

Graeme Hart: Right it’s that time!!! Come on Scotland!!!!!!!!

BBC One

Former Scotland goalkeeper Gemma Fay on BBC: "Nicola Docherty is starting at left-back for Scotland and didn't play in any of the qualifying games. She came in when Emma Mitchell got injured, started against the US in November and has since been an ever-present in the squad so she's earned the right to start.

"You've then got Claire Emslie, who loves to do a step-over, get to the byeline or come inside on the right, but you're up against Lucy Bronze and Nikita Parris.

"They're both attack-minded players so how are they going to cope with that in defence?"

Here come the players. Five minutes to go!!!! National anthems first.