Better from Scotland, as a move culminates in Lisa Evans' effort narrowly deflecting over the bar.

Scotland maintain the pressure from the resulting corner but Finland stand firm.

And Portugal have beaten Albania 1-0 to go top of Group E. That adds to the pressure on both sides at Easter Road.

Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

Another dangerous moment as Finland break but Jen Beattie makes a big tackle to stop the move in its tracks.

Gemma Fay
Former Scotland goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

An early scare for Scotland as Finland break down the right and put the ball into a dangerous area, but Jane Ross gets back and mops up the danger.

And we're under way, come on Scotland!

The national anthems have been sung and we're almost ready to go.

Nervous yet?

Prior to their loss against Portugal, Scotland had a golden opportunity to seize control of Group E when they travelled to face tonight's opponents in Helsinki.

It was a game that Scotland dominated for all but a ten-minute spell, and that's when the group leaders struck a decisive blow.

Eveliina Summanen's goal earned Finland all three points, despite Scotland hitting the bar, missing a one-on-one and Leanne Crichton's volley shaving the post.

Scotland know they cannot afford profligacy like that if they are to win at Easter Road tonight.

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"It's a high pressure game and we have managed to produce in high pressure games before," says Scotland defender Jen Beattie.

"There is more than enough belief that we can win the rest of our games. We know what it feels like to miss out and we know how it feels to qualify, the emotions are at opposite ends of the spectrum.

"It's been amazing that this squad has qualified for two tournaments on the bounce and we would be absolutely gutted if we didn't make the Euros. That fuels the fire. We want it more than anything."

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Get into the spirit with Erin Cuthbert!

Portugal looked to be floundering against Albania, but they've just taken the lead after 60 minutes.

They are experts in 1-0 victories, as Scotland found out last time out...

Back-to-back losses for Shelley Kerr's side have put a place at the Euros in serious jeopardy.

After defeat in Helsinki, Scotland knew they needed a result in Lisbon against Portugal to keep their automatic qualification hopes in their own hands.

But Ana Borges' second-half winner gave Portugal the win.

The nine group winners and three best runners-up qualify automatically for the finals in England, with the six other sides finishing second going into a play-off.

Scotland are the seeded team in Group E and began as favourites to secure top spot in the group. But they currently sit third, knowing a defeat tonight ends any hopes of qualification.

To win the group, Scotland need to win all three remaining games and hope Finland and Portugal draw when they meet.

The two sides drew 1-1 in Lisbon earlier in the group, with Finland scoring a last-minute equaliser.

So we're still alive here!

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Scotland: Alexander, Smith, Corsie, Beattie, Evans, Cuthbert, Little, Weir, Thomas, Ross, Murray

Substitutes: Lynn, Fife, Godfrey, Boyle, Docherty, Crichton, Arthur, Howard, Brown, Ness, Graham, Arnot

Finland: Korpela, Hyyrynen, Westerlund, Kuikka, Koibisto, Alanen, Summanen, Engman, Boling, Franssi, Sallstrom

Substitutes: Myllyoja, Tamminen, Pikkujamsa, Auvinen, Ahtinen, Nystrom, Heroum, Rantanen, Tunturi, Sainio, Salmi, Rantala

Good evening.

Settle in, it's a big one.

There's no room for error for Shelley Kerr's side tonight. They must beat Finland to keep their hopes of qualification for Euro 2022 via the playoffs in their own hands. If they lose, they won't be at next summer's finals.

The action gets under way at Easter Road at 19:30, and you'll be able to watch it live at the top of this page.