Tears of sorrow for Scotlandpublished at 21:55 British Summer Time 19 June 2019
FT: Scotland 3-3 Argentina
The Scotland players are in tears after that dramatic collapse. The fans look on in stunned disbelief.
Image source, ReutersSummary
FT: Scotland (Little, Beattie, Cuthbert) 3-3 Argentina (Menendez, Bonsegundo x2)
Little, Beattie and Cuthbert put Scotland 3-0 up
Menendez pulls one back for Argentina before Bonsegundo's long range effort finds the net
Bonsegundo nets dramatic injury-time winner from spot after VAR retake
Scotland needed to win to have hope of progression
Tears of sorrow for Scotlandpublished at 21:55 British Summer Time 19 June 2019
Image source, ReutersFULL-TIME Scotland 3-3 Argentinapublished at 90+4 mins
Farcical scenes. The North Korean referee blows for full-time just seconds after four minutes of stoppage time are finally signalled - after 94 minutes. The penalty incident took a whole lot longer than that...
That's the end of the road for Scotland in such heartbreaking fashion.
Both teams are out. Well, Scotland are definitely out and Argentina are left hoping for a pair of improbable draws tomorrow.
GOAL Scotland 3-3 Argentinapublished at 21:50 British Summer Time 19 June 2019
Florencia Bonsegundo
Stop the internet, I want to get off...
The retaken penalty is driven straight down the middle but a shell-shocked Lee Alexander can only stumble out of the way.
VAR orders penalty retake!published at 21:49 British Summer Time 19 June 2019
Scotland 3-2 Argentina
What the what now? VAR orders a retake. Lee Alexander had both feet of the line as she pulled off that save.
I can't take any more of this...
MISSED PENALTYpublished at 90 mins
Scotland 3-2 Argentina
Incredible. Lee Alexander saves!
Florencia Bonsegundo's kick is stopped by the diving Glasgow City keeper, who then gets back up to make a brave block at the taker's feet.
Image source, ReutersPENALTYpublished at 21:45 British Summer Time 19 June 2019
Scotland 3-2 Argentina
Our worst fears are confirmed. Scotland concede a penalty for the third game running...
'It looks like a penalty'published at 21:44 British Summer Time 19 June 2019
Scotland 3-2 Argentina
Julie Fleeting
Former Scotland striker on BBC SportsoundQuote MessageIt looks like a penalty. She goes the wrong side of the Argentinian player.
Postpublished at 21:44 British Summer Time 19 June 2019
Scotland 3-2 Argentina
The referee is coming to the side of the pitch to have a look at the replays. This is unbearable!
Image source, ReutersPENALTY APPEALpublished at 86 mins
Sophie Howard, just on the park, slides in and sends her opponent Aldana Cometti tumbling. VAR surely... It doesn't look good for Scotland.
Double change for Scotlandpublished at 85 mins
Scotland 3-2 Argentina
Fiona Brown and Sophie Howard are on, with Lisa Evans and Kirsty Smith withdrawn...
YELLOW CARDpublished at 84 mins
Scotland 3-2 Argentina
Erin Cuthbert is cautioned for time wasting.
Postpublished at 83 mins
Scotland 3-2 Argentina
Still no subs for Scotland and it's all getting very tense, with seven minutes plus stoppage time remaining.
Cool heads required and maybe some fresh legs.
Picture perfect for Cuthbertpublished at 21:38 British Summer Time 19 June 2019
Scotland 3-2 Argentina
Those eagle-eyed among you will have spotted Erin Cuthbert producing a picture from her sock after she scored. Well, here it is. In her BBC Sport column she said: "My dad was helping me load up my bags in the car and it felt like I was moving out again. He said 'don't leave without saying goodbye' and disappeared back into the house, which I thought was strange. Then he came out and gave me this wee picture, maybe about the size of a bank card, of me when I was a kid outside Ibrox with a Rangers 'trackie' on. He said to me, 'I know how much you say you do it for us, but you have to do it for yourself' and he had written on the back of this picture 'Do it for this wee girl who had a dream and practised and practised until it came true'.
Image source, Erin CuthbertGOAL Scotland 3-2 Argentinapublished at 78 mins
Florencia Bonsegundo
What is going on? Again, Argentina score out of nothing as Florencia Bonsegundo hammers in a shot from distance and it goes in off the underside of the crossbar, with Lee Alexander getting a touch along the way.
She should probably be keeping that out.
Postpublished at 21:34 British Summer Time 19 June 2019
Scotland 3-1 Argentina
Amy MacBeath
BBC Scotland Sport at Parc des PrincesErin Cuthbert was asked before the game if she could be our James McFadden and score a wonder goal in this Paris stadium 22 years on. Her answer: “I wish it was that easy.”
Turns out it was pretty easy for the 20-year-old Chelsea star, who couldn't miss from there.
And it looks like that was the picture of young Erin she pulled out of her sock while celebrating.
She told BBC Scotland she carried it to remind her to “do it for this wee girl who had a dream and practised and practised until it came true.”
GOAL Scotland 3-1 Argentinapublished at 74 mins
Milagros Menendez
Uh-oh. A mix up in central defence and Argentina have a goal back, with substitute Milagros Menendez keeping a cool head to slide a shot past the advancing Lee Alexander.
Every goal is crucial here, remember, with the four best third-placed teams not settled until tomorrow's games are finished.
GOAL Scotland 3-0 Argentinapublished at 69 mins
Erin Cuthbert
Caroline Weir pings in the corner and Leanne Crichton powers in a strong header that is tipped on to the post by Vanina Correa. The ball falls to Erin Cuthbert and her smile is as wide as the Clyde as she pops it home from close range.
Last 16 here we come? Surely?
Postpublished at 68 mins
Scotland 2-0 Argentina
Argentina are leaving a few gaps at the back now and Erin Cuthbert almost takes advantage, spinning away from two opponents before drilling in a shot from the edge of the penalty area. Vanina Correa gets down well to save.
Family tiespublished at 21:22 British Summer Time 19 June 2019
Scotland 2-0 Argentina
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End of twitter postBeattie heads in Weir's superb cross to put Scotland into a 2-0 leadpublished at 21:20 British Summer Time 19 June 2019