McGinn helps in Christie effort, forces in second from eight yards, then lashes in on turn
Shankland rolls in after McTominay effort hits bar & debutant Findlay heads in corner
Armstrong swings in fine free-kick for his second Scotland goal
Scotland out of automatic qualification contention with two games left
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Scotland 5-0 San Marino
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Scotland 5-0 San Marino
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden
Scotland are turning in exactly the type of performance required of them.
That’s being fully appreciated by the long-suffering fans, who particularly seemed to relish that Lawrence Shankland goal.
Hat-trick hero John McGinn gets a huge ovation as he comes off.
Scotland 3-0 San Marino
If the game is abandoned, it will be replayed tomorrow at 11am - and, if Hampden is not available, it will be switched to St Mirren Park in Paisley!
Scotland 5-0 San Marino
Johnny Russell goes close to making an instant impact, his toe-poke being turned wide the goalkeeper.
Scotland 5-0 San Marino
Scotland make a double change, with Johnny Russell and Stuart Armstrong coming on for John McGinn and Callum McGregor in midfield.
The cheers ring round for hat-trick man McGinn in particular.
Scotland 5-0 San Marino
John McGinn threatens again, but goalkeeper Aldo Junior Simoncini does well again to dive low and turn it round the post.
Scotland 5-0 San Marino
Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on Sportsound
Quote MessageThat's some moment for Shankland. He's just in the right position at the right time again. As soon as McTominay takes the shot he just pops himself in to that 10-yard area. It's a great moment for the lad
Scotland 5-0 San Marino
Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageHe wasn't going to miss that one. Shankland took the touch and checks with the linesman to make sure it wasn't offside. A great strike for hi, and a stroke of luck in his favour
Stuart Findlay
Stuart Findlay scores on his Scotland debut as the Kilmarnock striker rises to head home from a corner.
Lawrence Shankland
Lawrence Shankland has been quiet since the opening moments but gets his goal.
Scott McTominay's curling drive comes off the crossbar and the Dundee United man is on hand to roll it home. He looks offside, but there's flag.
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Scotland 3-0 San Marino
Andrew Robertson's cross-come-shot puts San Marino's goalkeeper in all kind of trouble, but Aldo Junior Simoncini somehow manages to claw it clear just as it looked like it was going to loop over his head.
Scotland 3-0 San Marino
Nicola Nanni has San Marino's second shot on target, but again it's straight at Scotland goalkeeper Jon McLaughlin.
Scotland 3-0 San Marino
It's becoming a bit farcical as the ball is held up by the puddles. There's not much goalmouth action as a result as it becomes bogged down, in more ways than one by the conditions.
Scotland 3-0 San Marino
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Scotland 3-0 San Marino
Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on Sportsound
Quote MessageOnly in Scotland. It's incredible. If you look at the trackside, the rain is just torrential and there doesn't look like there are any signs of it stopping either. If it keeps up like this for the next 30 minutes then it will be interesting to see what the officials do
Scotland 3-0 San Marino
Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageI think the issue is when it gets dangerous. Whenever the ball comes closer to us, it seems to be holding up. You're hoping the rain will ease just a little bit or the referee is really going to have to think about it. If it gets any worse, it will be dangerous. There are puddles out there
Scotland 3-0 San Marino
Nicola Nanni is the next San Marino player to go into the book for pulling back Callum McGregor.
Scotland 3-0 San Marino
By the way, San Marino made two changes at the break.
Defender Andrea Grandoni and striker Adolfo Hirsch replaced Alessandro D'Addario and Mattia Giardi.