An uninspiring first half comes to an end in Murcia.

A succession of petty fouls has really broken up any rhythm that this game had.

You'd imagine that Pedro Martinez Losa will make changes at the break.

A nice corner routine from Scotland sees Jen Beattie back-heel the ball into Caroline Weir's path.

She fires a cross into the six-yard box, but Abigail Harrison is flagged offside.

Better...

Still no real chances of note in La Manga.

I'm hoping that this post changes that, because that's how it works, right?

Concern for Scotland here, as Caroline Weir looks to have twisted her knee as she closes down a clearance.

She's back on now though, and looks to be moving freely.

Lilla Turányi flies into a 50-50 with Caroline Weir, and looks baffled when the referee awards the free-kick in Scotland's favour.

A poor Scottish touch in the box allows Hungary to clear.

Scotland sling in a cross from the left, and for a split second it looks like Barbara Bíró is in a spot of bother, but the Hungary keeper back pedals and claims the high ball well.

Both sides are still just sizing each other up.

There have been a couple of hefty challenges in midfield, but we're still waiting for the game's first big chance.

A real heart-in-mouth moment for Eartha Cumings as Hungary press high and pinch the ball off her toes.

She does well to dive at the feet of the opposition attacker and win the ball back.

Caroline Weir has been seeing plenty of the ball in these early exchanges, and gets Abigail Harrison away down the left with a lovely pass.

She wins the first corner of the evening, which Hungary scramble clear.

Joelle Murray
Scotland defender on BBC Alba

We're off!

The national anthems ring round the La Manga Stadium.

Eartha Cumings has an enormous grin on her face.

Image source, SNS

Hungary dropped into the 5th-8th place play-offs after losing their opening match on penalties to Russia, who have since progressed to reach the final, but then bounced back to defeat Poland 2-1.

Scotland start as favourites tonight, but it will be far from easy. Henrietta Csiszar and Fanny Vago are two names to look out for - they have over 200 caps for Hungary between them.

You can follow live text updates of the game right here throughout, and can also watch live coverage via the link at the top of the page.

Pedro Martinez Losa welcomes back captain Rachel Corsie for Scotland's final game of this tournament. She only made the bench against Slovakia, having recovered from a bout of Covid-19.

There is also a debut in goal for Eartha Cumings - the Charlton Athletic keeper comes in for Lee Alexander.

Scotland: Cumings, Smith, Corsie, Beattie, Howard, Docherty, Kerr, Weir, Harrison, Ross, Hanson.

Substitutes: Alexander, Robertson, Graham, Arthur, Murray, Emslie, Clelland, J Clark, Eddie, Arnot, Thomas, K Clark.

Hungary: Bíró, Kovács, Turányi, Nemeth, Szabó, Csiszár, Fenyvesi, Németh, Vágó, Zeller, Zágor.

Substitutes: Eros, Fördos, Kovács, Savanya, Oláh, Pápai, Vachter, Csányi, Kocsán, Schlildkraut.

Scotland's hopes of retaining the Pinatar Cup ended after their 3-1 defeat to Wales last week.

They were impressive against Slovakia last time out though, and will finish 5th in the tournament if they beat Hungary this evening.