Postpublished at 21:13 BST 11 October 2022
Caroline Weir sclaffs an effort out after a lay-off from Claire Emslie. The Real Madrid forward was quiet against Austria, and she's yet to kick into gear tonight. Scotland could be doing with her.
Summary
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Ireland pip Portugal to finals place, joining Switzerland. Portuguese must play intercontinental play-off
Irish twice had efforts cleared off goalline before Barrett jabbed in only goal in final quarter
Weir missed early penalty after Irish handball
Postpublished at 21:13 BST 11 October 2022
How did this stay out?published at 21:11 BST 11 October 2022
Scotland 0-0 Republic of Ireland
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End of X postCan Emslie step up?published at 21:09 BST 11 October 2022
Scotland 0-0 Republic of Ireland
Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Hampden ParkHoping to see a bit more of Claire Emslie and Nicola Docherty in this second half.
The Irish really nullified them down the left before the interval, sucking the creative juices of Emslie out of the Scottish attack.
CLOSE!published at 21:07 BST 11 October 2022
A great chance for Scotland just after the restart.
Erin Cuthbert floats a delicious ball to the back post where Fiona Brown has drifted away from her marker. The forward is stretching for it, and her finish skooshes off target.
Still, much better from Scotland already.
KICK-OFFpublished at 21:05 BST 11 October 2022
Scotland 0-0 Republic of Ireland
On that note, step we gaily.
Postpublished at 21:04 BST 11 October 2022
The Irish are back out on the Hampden pitch in a huddle. For them, the task is simple, just win in either normal or extra time and a first ever World Cup is theirs.
For Scotland, only a three-goal margin of victory in either 90 or 120 minutes would do that. Win by less or on penalties, and a date in the inter-continental play-offs beckons.
Who is going to do it!?
The lengths the Tartan Army will gopublished at 21:01 BST 11 October 2022
HT: Scotland 0-0 Republic of Ireland
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End of X postDelap v Campbell - Twitter decidespublished at 20:59 BST 11 October 2022
HT: Scotland 0-0 Republic of Ireland
Megan Campbell's mighty throw-ins are certainly causing a stir on Twitter...
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Want to see clips of the various first-half highlights and jaw-dropping moments?
Well, you're in for a treat.
'What a scramble'published at 20:54 BST 11 October 2022
HT: Scotland 0-0 Republic of Ireland
Stephanie Roche
Republic of Ireland striker on RTEQuote MessageI thought it was in two or three times. It's a scramble and Scotland will be happy to hear the half-time whistle. That could have gone anywhere.
Image source, Getty Images'Incredible defending'published at 20:53 BST 11 October 2022
HT: Scotland 0-0 Republic of Ireland
Leanne Crichton
Ex-Scotland international on BBC AlbaQuote MessageWow, that is absolutely incredible! They almost gifted Ireland an opportunity, but somehow Scotland cleared their lines.
Postpublished at 20:52 BST 11 October 2022
* Goes for a lie down *
HALF-TIME - Scotland 0-0 Republic of Irelandpublished at 20:51 BST 11 October 2022
A frustrating half for Scotland.
Their only real chance was Caroline Weir's penalty - a big one. The Real Madrid midfielder's tame effort was saved by goalkeeper Courtney Brosnan.
Since then, it's Ireland who have come closest to scoring. Megan Campbell's throw went into the back of the net, but was chalked off because no Irish players got a touch.
And then somehow Aine O'Gorman missed a header from five yards. A minute before the break Sophie Howard cleared two close-range efforts off the line in between a save from Lee Gibson in a frantic stramash.
All to play for.
Image source, SNSImage caption, Caroline Weir's first-half penalty was saved
GREAT SAVE!published at 20:50 BST 11 October 2022
Scotland 0-0 Republic of Ireland
HOW DID THAT STAY OUT!?
Scotland scramble the ball off the line twice and have a point-blank save from Lee Gibson in a manic 10-second spell. There's orange and blue jerseys everywhere. Lilly Agg, Denise O'Sullivan and Niamh Fairley are the Irish players denied.
Oh my days.
Ireland keep comingpublished at 20:49 BST 11 October 2022
Scotland 0-0 Republic of Ireland
Megan Campbell lashes a shot well over from inside the Scotland box. These long throws are causing chaos for the hosts here.
The Irish finishing strongly in this half.
Postpublished at 20:45 BST 11 October 2022
Scotland 0-0 Republic of Ireland
Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Hampden ParkFirst time anyone in the press box at Hampden has breathed tonight, the permutations malarkey is finally over with... for now.
Who'd wanna do it the easy way anyway? Not me, and not Scotland, ever.
RESULTS ELSEWHEREpublished at 20:42 BST 11 October 2022
- Portugal 4-1 Iceland AET
- Switzerland 2-1 Wales AET
At last, clarity. These results mean a win for the Republic of Ireland would take them to the World Cup finals, while Scotland would need to win tonight by three clear goals to do likewise. A win in normal or extra time by less than that and it's inter-continental play-off time...
We are a long way from that right now.
Squeaky bum timepublished at 20:41 BST 11 October 2022
Scotland 0-0 Republic of Ireland
Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Hampden ParkLisa Evans received a rollicking of Lee Gibson for allowing that cross into the box.
A glorious opportunity presented to Ireland.
Image source, GettyCLOSE!published at 20:41 BST 11 October 2022
Scotland 0-0 Republic of Ireland
Oh my, what a miss that is.
The Republic of Ireland can't believe they've not scored. A whipped cross from the left finds the head of a stooping Aine O'Gorman. She connects, but somehow diverts her header over Lee Gibson's bar from six-yards.
Hampden holds its breath.