Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Hampden Park

Many, including myself, thought Lucy Graham may have started this game.

The Everton midfielder has been well utilised under Pedro Martinez Losa, here's hoping this is another masterstroke from the Spaniard.

Leanne Crichton
Ex-Scotland international on BBC Sportscene

Sam Kerr is coming off for Scotland and on will come Lucy Graham.

For Austria, Katharina Naschenweng replaces Julia Hickelsberger-Fuller in their first change.

Nicole Billa goes down in the Scotland box and when play stops the referee encourages the Austria physio to come on. VAR will look at the challenge but there didn't appear to be a clear foul on Billa.

Lee Gibson keeps out Verena Hanshaw's free-kick but cannot keep a hold of the ball, eventually conceding a corner.

The game's first booking goes to Scotland's Nicola Docherty after she up ends Julia Hickselberger-Fuller.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Hampden Park

Austria have definitely picked up where they left off at the tail end of the first half.

Scotland yet to get into gear yet and it's replicated in the stands, too. A very subdued second half so far.

Verena Hanshaw shoot wide for Austria. Not on target this time but Austria seem more determined to get shots away in this second half.

Lee Gibson collects a Laura Feiersinger shot from outside the box. Austria starting to impose themselves in this second half.

Leanne Crichton
Ex-Scotland international on BBC Sportscene

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Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Hampden Park

No real surprise in that swap at half-time, Lana Clelland hit the deck late on in the first half.

Brilliant to have Fiona Brown back in the Scotland set-up recently and out on the pitch tonight, she has Champions League football with FC Rosengård to look forward to, too.

A scrappy start to the second half with the latest stoppage coming after Scotland's Sam Kerr is fouled.

Scotland have made a substitution at half-time with Fiona Brown on for Lana Clelland.

Austria begin the second half.

Portugal beat Belgium 2-1 earlier this evening in one of three play-off matches taking place today, meaning they will face Iceland in the final.

Diana Silva opened the scoring for Portugal with Tessa Wullaert levelling for the away side before Fatima Pinto scored an 89th-minute winner for the hosts.

Wales are in the second half of their match against Bosnia and Herzegovina and it remains goalless.

Scotland are bidding to replicate the success of their last World Cup qualifying campaign.

As well as hosts Australia and New Zealand, 25 nations are already on their way to next year's finals.

England, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Norway, Spain and Sweden are the European countries to have secured spots.

Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Costa Rico, Jamaica and the United States are there too, along with Nigeria, Morocco, South Africa and Zambia as well as China, Japan, the Philippines, South Korea and Vietnam.

Scotland are bidding to take up one of the five remaining slots.

Leanne Crichton
Ex-Scotland international on BBC Sportscene

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Hampden Park

Austria cranking up the pressure with that effort that skimmed the crossbar. Scotland will be glad of half-time.

That being said, they'll be disappointed themselves not to have something to show for their dominance this half at the interval.

Leanne Crichton
Ex-Scotland international on BBC Sportscene

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