Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer

The tension at Hampden is palpable. Such tiny margins between these two teams. One goal could win it. The whole stadium has palpitations when Scotland go forward. A few decent chances. Not a thriller by any means but it’s strangely gripping at the same time.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward

Ryan Christie picks out the galloping Andy Robertson with a neat pass and the Scotland skipper gets plenty on his rising shot. However, goalkeeper Tomas Vaclik gets fingertips to it.

A bit of pressure for Scotland to deal with as the Czechs come streaming forward but the defenders in dark blue manage to clear their lines.

Neil McCann
Former Scotland winger on BBC Sportsound

Scott Mullen
BBC Scotland at Hampden

Things getting a bit tense inside Hampden as the Czechs grow into the game. It was always natural Scotland's flying start would slow to a simmer, but there's been a few signs, particularly down the Scots' right, that they look a bit exposed.

Scotland are desperate to try and lure out Czech Republic's high press to create gaps, but the visitors are turning in a disciplined performance here.

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The crowd are on their feet as Ryan Christie cuts in from the right, ghosting away from two players, but Stephen O'Donnell is in too much of a rush to support and gets in his team-mates' way at the edge of the box.

The Czechs get in behind Scotland on the left but the delivery from captain Vladimir Darida is too beefy and goes out for a throw-in on the other side.

That's more like it as Andy Robertson thunders down the left flanks and swings in an inviting cross to the near post area. Lyndon Dykes gets there first but can only poke a first-time effort wide.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a strong challenge on McGinn but the ref said get on with the game, and that led to the best chance of the game but David Marshall was well up to it at the near post.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward

Scotland are guilty of messing around at the back and are almost caught out as Patrik Schick thunders in a shot from 20 yards. David Marshall gets down smartly to turn it round the post.

Some scenes from the fan zone at Glasgow Green.

Image source, Ian Rutherford/PA Wire

Image source, Ian Rutherford/PA Wire

Image source, Ian Rutherford/PA Wire

A first set piece for the Czechs and they've got some big lads. It's too strong and sails through without anyone getting a touch.

Scotland will need to be switched on when defending corners and free-kicks since 54% of the Czech Republic’s goals in the Euro 2020 qualifying campaign came from set pieces (7 out of 13).

A couple of robust challenges from Liam Cooper and Stephen O'Donnell.

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