Scotland have made two changes at half-time. Sophie Howard and Leanne Crichton have been replaced by Lisa Evans and Jo Love.

We are back under way for the second half.

Kim Little, who sadly missed the European Championships in Netherlands two years ago through injury, has the potential to light up the World Cup this summer.

It's her goal that gives Scotland a half-time lead over Brazil.

Should the score stay the same, it will be the fourth win in a row under Shelley Kerr, and Brazil's ninth consecutive defeat.

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Fiona Leverick: That was great work from Lizzie Arnot there. And Kim Little - always in the right place doing the right thing.

Alan Campbell:Terrific first half. Scotland created the best early chances, then Brazil should have taken the lead, but it's Kim Little's goal which separates the sides.

Aileen Larkin: Brazil are pressing high, but #SWNT are giving them very little space and combating with their own good chances.

Watch how Scotland took the lead against Brazil.

Well, how's that for a scoreline? Scotland lead Brazil.

It's was a lovely worked goal for the Scots, who showed the class they have in their ranks when they step it up.

Brazil have been dangerous but they haven't been able to get past Lee Alexander in the Scotland goal.

Brazil will feel they should be level. Andressa Alves' free-kick appears to land perfectly for a number of yellow shirts at the back post, but the ball trundles safely into the hands of Lee Alexander.

Scotland have lived dangerously, but they aren't exactly being played off the park and they have had chances of their own.

Shelley Kerr will be disappointed at how often they have handed possession to Brazil, but the South Americans have not taken advantage.

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Erin Cuthbert is tenacious enough to get ahead of the defender, nod the ball forward and puts herself one-on-one with the goalkeeper, but she skews her shot badly wide.

A shot at goal from Scotland's Lizzie Arnot, though it lacks any real power. Goalkeeper Aline Villares Reis did make a bit of a meal of it.

It's another chance for Brazil who are starting to really put the pressure on Scotland now.

Rachel Corsie gets caught in possession by Tamires Britto, who cuts the ball back across the box, but Jennifer Beattie bails her captain out and gets it clear.

That is now three times someone has hit the woodwork, but really Brazil should have taken the lead.

Marta's through ball sends Letícia Santos clear. She lobs the ball over the goalkeeper but hits the outside of the right-hand post.Scotland continue to live dangerously.

Erratic defending from Scotland but they survive. Goalkeeper Lee Alexander looks like she has the ball but it just slips from her hands, but Monica Alves knocks the loose ball off the post with the goal at her mercy.Another shot comes in from distance but Alexander is able to get down towards the other post to smother it.

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Another very good chance from a set-piece from Scotland.

Kim Little dinks the ball into the box and Jennifer Beatie's diving header so nearly sneaks in at the near post.

It's end to end here. Caroline Weir's free-kick drifts across the box and Sophie Howard just can't stretch her neck muscles enough to get a touch and it bounces wide.

Both teams are giving as good as they're getting though.

A well worked corner from Brazil and Thaisa Moreno shows she is not shy in taking a hit at goal from distance, and her effort looks to have the beating of goalkeeper Lee Alexander but whistles just past the post.

Sophie Howard gets her head to a Kim Little corner, and it cannons off the crossbar. That was not far away at all for the Reading defender.

A half chance for Brazil. Geyse Ferreira comes through the middle but never looks like she has full control of the ball and her shot is an easy save for Lee Alexander.