Well, that's a wrap on Scotland and Wales' participation for this year.

You can read Philip Marsh's report from the game here.

Thanks for your company throughout the tournament.

So, to recap, Wales top the Pinatar Cup table, for now.

Iceland just need a point against Philippines to lift the trophy, thanks the their better goal difference.

Scotland sit third after a win against Philippines, a draw today and a defeat by Iceland.

The final game gets underway at 19:30(GMT).

Philip Marsh
BBC Sport Wales at the Pinatar Arena

Just been told Fiona Brown is talking and conscious in the Scotland dressing room which is great to hear.

Looking back it appears the knee of Jess Fishlock - who has continued for Wales - collided with the head of Brown.

Scotland and Wales finish their Pinatar Cup journey with a 1-1 draw.

Sophie Howard headed Scotland into an early lead before Ceri Holland equalised for Wales.

Neither side could find a winner in the second half.

A thoroughly enjoyable encounter.

Image source, Scottish FA

Caroline Weir is caught in the box by Josie Green.

Very similar to the one up the other end, it must be said...

Can either side find what will ultimately be a winner?

Watford's Helen Wardie is on for Hannah Cain.

She departs with a huge grin on her face, and rightly so. She deserves it.

Fresh cries for another Wales penalty as Erin Cuthbert tumbles without really connecting with the ball.

Play continued and Jess Fishlock again blazes a glorious effort high intot he sky.

Wales certainly ending the game the stronger.

It is Jess Fishlock to drill a free-kick towards Lee Gibson!

The Glasgow City goalkeeper spills but Rachel Rowe on the follow up is offside.

A nervy few moments for Scotland.

Scotland captain Rachel Corsie barges into Hannah Cain on the edge of the box.

Jess Fishlock trying to suggest it was in the box.

Can Wales take a lead?

In the middle of the park, Sam Kerr leaves the pitch for Chloe Arthur.

She'll have just over 10 minutes for a run around.

So, as it stands, Wales will go top of the table ahead of Iceland v Philippines tonight... that kicks-off at 19:30(GMT).

But Iceland will only need to draw to reign supreme with their superior goal difference.

Bearing in mind, both Scotland and Wales have beat the Philippines.

Nearly some instance impact as the substitutes link-up.

Kirsty Hanson fizzing a ball across the face of goal into Martha Thomas but Sophie Ingle's sliding challenge diverts danger.

Scotland change the attacking line.

Martha Thomas replaces Abi Harrison through the middle while Claire Emslie and Lauren Davidson exit for Brogan Hay and Kirsty Hanson.

Thomas caught with my colleagues Chloe Davidson and Andrew Petrie earlier this week. A lovely piece here including mentions of her football, her proposal and her gran. What's not to love?

There is an awfy cherrful and vocal Welsh cohort of fans in the Pinatar Arena enjoying their holidays and the football, it seems.

Too right.

Cymru changes coming...

Charlie Estcourt and Kayleigh Green depart for Rhiannon Roberts and Megan Wynne.

Hit a bit of a lull in the match just as we're approaching the hour mark.

Wales will be pleased they've rode another wave of Scottish dominance, with taking any real hit.

Many Scotland fans what to see this more from Caroline Weir... shooting from distance off that wand of a left foot.

Her shot stings the palms of Olivia Clark, but the strike was strong.

We've all seen the clips of those Galacticos goals...

Sophie Ingle was searching for goal number four in her 124 caps, but she allows a brilliant opportunity go by.

Dragging her shot in the box wide of the far corner.