There still hasn't been a shot, but this is the closest we've come to a chance.

Katrina Guillou sneaks in behind the two Clarks in Scotland's defence, but can't quite stretch enough to poke a shot towards goal.

Neither side have had a shot.

That says it all.

Genuinely struggling to think of anything even approaching goalmouth action so far.

It hasn't been a classic.

Clare Gemmell
Former Rangers captain on BBC Alba

Scotland will be disappointed. They just aren't playing well enough.

Scotland are popping the ball about nicely in midfield, but it's all in front of a well organised Philippines defence.

Pedro Martinez Losa's side have struggled to get in behind so far.

Nearly the first opening for Scotland.

Lauren Davidson anticipates a rather ambitious pass out of defence, and pounces.

She almost gets in front of the last defender to go clear on goal, but Alicia Barker gets back well for Philippines.

Not much to write home about in the early exchanges.

Jenna Clark was almost robbed of possession on the edge of her own box, but the referee deemed that Sarina Bolden had fouled the Glasgow City centre-half.

And we're off...

Scotland positively belt out Flower of Scotland.

Kick-off is just moments away.

Pedro Martinez Losa said that "Scotland need consistency" after the defeat to Iceland, and has backed up that comment by making 10 changes to his starting XI. Read into that what you will.

Sam Kerr is the only player to keep her place; it looks like the Rangers midfielder will be joined by Christy Grimshaw in the centre of the park.

Emma Mukandi captains the side on her 70th Scotland appearance, while Christie Murray brings up 80 caps this afternoon.

It's a wee bit cloudy at the Pinatar Arena this afternoon, but I'd hazard a guess that it's a fair bit warmer in Murcia than it is in Glasgow this afternoon.

Image source, Scottish FA

Image source, Scottish FA

Scotland: Fife, Smith, K. Clark, J. Clark, Mukandi, Kerr, Grimshaw, Evans, Davidson, Murray, Thomas.

Substitutions: Gibson, Cumings, Docherty, Corsie, Howard, Brown, Weir, Hanson, Napier, Arthur, Harrison, Emslie, Cuthbert, Hay.

Philippines: McDaniel, Barker, Long, Sawicki, Harrison, Eggesvik, Annis, Quezada, Cowart, Guillou, Bolden.

Substitutions: Palacios, Cesar, Randle, Rodriguez, Flanigan, Bonta, Casteneda, Hawkinson, Abrahamsen, Frilles, Madarang, Fontanilla, Alcantara.

Yet more Pinatar Cup action for your viewing pleasure this afternoon, as Scotland face the Philippines looking to bounce back from their disappointing opening defeat to Iceland.

Pedro Martinez Losa's side were made to pay for their profligacy on Wednesday afternoon, and will need to improve in both boxes if they're to keep their hopes alive.

Let's have a look at the teams, shall we...