Claire Emslie is nearing 50 caps for Scotland and has just netted her 11th goal for her country.

Some weeks, she plays in-front of Natalie Portman... how many Scottish folk can say Portman is a fan of theirs!?

Find out more about Emslie's antics state-side, here on the BBC Sport Scotland website.

Wee bit of fun since it's a friendly...

Who's goal was better?

Thumbs up for Kelly Clark's

Thumbs down for Claire Emslie's

Kelly Clark's first Scotland goal in only her third appearance for her country gave Scotland a well-deserved lead after a half of dominance.

Minutes later, Pedro Martinez Losa's side doubled their lead through Claire Emslie's neat header.

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Just like the buses, you wait forever for one, and two come in quick succession.

Scotland's first-half dominance finally has something to show for.

Hibernian captain, Joelle Murray, reckons Scotland are "frustrated" and since that disallowed goal, that is pretty evident.

So, Scotland have the ball in the back of the net, but it's not going to count.

Claire Emslie whips in a delicious ball, targeting Fiona Brown who does exceptionally well to get her body in-between the Venezuelan goalkeeper and defender.

She rises to get a deft touch to the ball and send it trickling over the line. The referee, however, spots a foul and awards a free-kick for Venezuela.

Excruciatingly harsh on Brown.

Confusion reigns in the south of Spain... hold fire.

Claire Emslie is giving Michelle Romero a torrid time down the left-wing. One touch to set herself on her way and the speed the Angel City star has in her locker sets her well ahead.

Real Madrid's Caroline Weir the latest to take a pop at goal. Her effort is agonisingly tame and never troubling goalkeeper Nayluisa Caceres.

Dayana Rodriguez takes a sore one and we have a little stoppage in play while the Venezuelan takes her time in getting back to her feet.

Martha Thomas tries to get her tip-toes on the end of a lucrative cross, but Venezuela goalkeeper Nayluisa Caceres reads the danger and grasps the ball away from the Manchester United forward.

Erin Cuthbert operating a little deeper this evening, allowing Christie Murray and Caroline Weir to trot further forward from midfield.

Scotland enjoying the lion's share of possession in the opening nine minutes or so. Utilising the flanks well and as ever under Pedro Martinez Losa, building from the back.

Claire Emslie, cutting in from the left as we've seen her do so many times, strikes at goal, forcing a parry out of Nayluisa Caceres in the Venezuelan goal.

Erin Cuthbert with an early shot at goal for Scotland. I'll stick my neck on the line and suggest it won't be her last...

Scotland striker Martha Thomas gets us underway.

We're just about to kick off in the south of Spain... both side's taking in a final huddle.

Venezuela, who are ranked 52nd in the world, 27 places below the Scots, are looking to avoid a fifth straight defeat, having lost 3-1 to Panama four days ago.

They previously lost to Brazil, Argentina and Chile in the Copa America Feminina.

Scotland's last full international was that painful 1-0 World Cup qualifying defeat by Republic of Ireland.

There are four changes from that game - with Jenna Fife in goal in place of Lee Gibson, while Rachel McLauchlan, Kelly Clark and Christie Murray replace Lisa Evans, Sophie Howard and Sam Kerr.