Scotland starting quick... again!

Caroline Weir whips in a lovely cross and Abi Harrison, with the deftest of touches, nearly finds the net, but it just skims by.

We're back underway.

Rachel Rowe is on for Welsh goalscorer Ceri Holland while Kirsty Smith replaces the injured Fiona Brown.

We're just seeing images here of Fiona Brown being stretchered off after that challenge right at the end of the half.

No chances being taken, and rightfully so.

We all wish her a safe and speedy recovery.

Sam Kerr is the only player to start all three Pinatar Cup games for Scotland,

Here, her Rangers teammate and fellow Falkirk-er Nicola Docherty reveals one of the midfielder's more embarrassing moments...

The referee just calling an end to proceedings for the break as both players require a lot of treatment,

Scotland will no doubt feel deflated conceding just before half-time.

Pedro Martinez Losa's side took a well deserved lead through Sophie Howard. The defender bulleting a diving header into the bottom corner.

The dominance continued, with there almost a brewing sense of inevitability that Wales would equalise against the run of play.

Jess Fishlock's timely pass into Ceri Holland split the Scotland defence in two, with the Liverpool star netting calmly.

It's set up to be quite the second half...

There is real concern for Scotland's Fiona Brown and Wales' Jess Fishlock after the latter rode a challenge, colliding into Brown who was unmoved for moments.

Immediately, the physios were rushed on.

There will be a healthy amount of injury time, here.

Four minutes were signalled prior to Harrison's head knock.

Abi Harrison is clattered by Josie Green and the forward feels the effect in her head.

The referee takes her time in stopping play, which is far from ideal in these scenarios.

Five to go in the first half.

Rachel Corsie is the latest to see her effort drift off target.

Scotland's performance merits a healthier advantage.

There has been a confidence in their play, which has been missing of late.

Wales still looking a little spooked by it.

Wales killing the flow of the game with a few stoppages. Hannah Cain is next to receive attention after holding her head after connecting with the ball.

Olivia Clark is down receiving treatment in the Wales goal so both team are taking the opportunity to take stock after half an hour of play.

Some cracking defending from Nicola Docherty to deny Wales a sniff of an equaliser.

Gemma Grainger's side have just began to creep into the game a little bit more but the Rangers defender brings a decent counter-attacking opportunity to an end with a halting tackle.

Erin Cuthbert has been here, there and everywhere for Scotland.

The Chelsea midfielder, never giving up on anything, eventually gets a shot away but Welsh bodies block the goal-bound effort.

This is as good a start Scotland have produced in a fair while, I reckon.

Caroline Weir and Lauren Davidson trying to carve out opportunities on the edge of the box, without testing Olivia Clark, mind.

The Welsh backline is all over the shop.

Ceri Holland is feeling the effects after a wee collision of heads.

Rightfully, all taking their time in getting the Liverpool player back to her feet.