See you laterpublished at 16:05 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February 2023
FT: Scotland 2-1 Philippines
That's all from us this afternoon.
We'll be back on Tuesday, as Scotland continue their Pinatar Cup campaign against Wales.
Davidson with opener before Corsie forces in second; Philippines pull one back late on
Martinez Losa makes 10 changes
Scotland's second match in Pinatar Cup after 2-0 defeat by Iceland
Scots face Wales in final game on Tuesday
George O'Neill
FT: Scotland 2-1 Philippines
That's all from us this afternoon.
We'll be back on Tuesday, as Scotland continue their Pinatar Cup campaign against Wales.
FT: Scotland 2-1 Philippines
Clare Gemmell
Former Rangers captain on BBC Alba
It's so disappointing that they've lost that goal at the end after a much better second half display.
It's hit hard and low, but it is Jenna Fife's side.
Scotland 2-1 Philippines
That is that at the Pinatar Arena.
A much-improved second half performance, but Scotland will be frustrated to concede right at the end.
Ma Serrano
Hopefully nothing more than a late consolation.
Ma Serrano smashes a free-kick from the edge of the box into the bottom corner of Jenna Fife's goal.
Scotland 2-0 Philippines
Jamie-Lee Napier replaces Christy Grimshaw for a Scotland debut.
A memorable day for the London City Lionesses fullback.
Scotland 2-0 Philippines
Lauren Davidson picks out Kirsty Hanson with a lovely cross, but the Aston Villa forward can't divert it goalwards.
Scotland 2-0 Philippines
Two more changes for Scotland.
Abi Harrison and Chloe Arthur are on for Martha Thomas and Sam Kerr.
Scotland 2-0 Philippines
Scotland continue to push and probe, with Caroline Weir at the heart of everything good.
Scotland 2-0 Philippines
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Scotland 2-0 Philippines
Caroline Weir is the best player on the park by miles here.
All class is the Real Madrid maestro.
Rachel Corsie
She couldn't miss!
Caroline Weir's delivery is right on the money, the Philippines defence don't deal with it, and Rachel Corsie is all alone in the six-yard box to nudge it home.
Scotland 1-0 Philippines
Philippines scramble Caroline Weir's free-kick behind for a corner.
Much better...
Scotland 1-0 Philippines
Should be two!
Martha Thomas feeds Christy Grimshaw inside the box, but the Milan midfielder scuffs her shot agonisingly wide of the post.
Hit the target and that goes in.
Scotland 1-0 Philippines
Pedro Martinez Losa made three changes at the break.
Rachel Corsie, Caroline Weir and Kirsty Hanson are on for Christie Murray, Kelly Clark and Lisa Evans.
Scotland 1-0 Philippines
We are back under way in Murcia...
HT: Scotland 1-0 Philippines
Here's the goal that separates the sides.
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Scotland 1-0 Philippines
The players head for the sheds after an incredibly underwhelming first half.
Scotland lead though through Lauren Davidson's deflected effort, but that level of performance isn't good enough.
Plenty of tidy possession, but no real cutting edge.
Scotland 1-0 Philippines
A massive chance for Philippines to hit back immediately, but it goes begging.
Scotland's defence gets dragged over to the left-hand side, leaving acres of space for Tahnai Annis to drive into.
However, the ball slides under the Philippine captain's foot as she bears down on goal.
Scotland 1-0 Philippines
Clare Gemmell
Former Rangers captain on BBC Alba
It comes from nothing really.
She drives inside and takes the shot early. Scotland need to take confidence from this.
Lauren Davidson
A shot, and a goal!
It's Lauren Davidson's first goal for Scotland, and boy did this game need that.
She cuts inside from the right wing, and fires a shot towards the Philippines goal. It takes a wicked deflection and flies into the back of Olivia McDaniel's goal.