That's it for the year for Pedro Martinez Losa's Scotland, and they manage to end it on a high.

You can read Clive's match report of the display in Spain, here.

We'll be back on Wednesday for the men's final outing of the calendar year as Steve Clark's side take on Turkey.

Catch you then.

Lana Clelland netted Scotland's first goal of 2022 from out wide, and Claire Emslie wrapped up the scoring for the year from the wing.

Scotland make it five wins in their last seven games, with defeats coming to Republic of Ireland in their crucial World Cup play-off and a narrow friendly defeat to Netherlands in early September.

Scotland end 2022 with a friendly victory over Venezuela.

First-half goals from Kelly Clark and Claire Emslie prove enough to see off their South American opposition.

Deyna Castellanos' spectacular strike from within the centre circle after the break proved to only be a consolation goal.

Angel City's Claire Emslie is replaced by Glasgow City winger Lauren Davidson and Celtic's Kelly Clark departs for Leicester City defender Sophie Howard.

Kirsty Hanson has been lively since coming on.

Another shot at goal, but doesn't bother Nayluisa Caceres too much.

Real Madrid's Caroline Weir departs for Rebecca McAllister of Hearts.

The 19-year-old is on for her first full Scotland cap.

Scotland just notching up the pressure a little bit and testing the Venezuelan backline again.

10 to go.

Caroline Weir with an effort on target fails to trouble Nayluisa Caceres.

She carves the opportunity out well but her strike is lacking in venom.

Kirsty Hanson oh so close!

Brogan Hay came close to her first international goal and so too did Hanson on the follow up. Her close-range effort bounces off the post rather than sneaking in.

It's been a quiet evening from the full-backs.

Rangers pair Rachel McLauchlan and Nicola Docherty love to advance but their presence in the final third has been miniscule.

Rangers winger Brogan Hay is on for her first full Scotland cap, with Crystal Palace's Chloe Arthur and Aston Villa loanee Kirsty Hanson on too.

Striker Martha Thomas, midfielder Erin Cuthbert and winger Fiona Brown make way.

A triple change incoming for Scotland...

Scotland really have not got going since the interval, with Venezuela looking the more likely to net next.

And a worrying sight for Scotland and Chelsea... Erin Cuthbert is down.

My jaw has not returned from the floor after that...

A warning shot for Scotland.

Mariana Speckmaier denied a goal for Venezuela with the offside flag up.

A let-off for Scotland, who have failed to find their form of the first-half so far.

Venezuela threaten for the first time of magnitude, with a defence-splitting pass towards Manchester City's, Deyna Castellanos.

The sting of the attack, though, is numbed by Scotland getting back in their numbers and freezing out Venezuela's key player.

Fairly even return to play in the opening few minutes of the second half.

Can't be long until we seem some changes, you'd imagine.

Venezuela get us back underway... no changes at half-time for the Scots.