Rachel Corsie with an interesting few seconds there.

First, the Belgium players claim the ball has struck her arm before the Scotland skipper gets back in to head a fierce strike over the bar.

Christy Grimshaw really is pushing forward from her midfield berth.

Kirsty Hanson drops deep and pulls of a slick reverse pass, but there's just a little bit too much on it for Grimshaw to catch it.

Cracking leap from Christy Grimshaw to connect with a deep free-kick, but her header drops tamely into the arms of Nicky Evrard.

Decent chance.

Gemma Fay
Former Scotland goalkeeper on BBC Scotland

I think Amy Rodgers will go deeper in that midfield three and Christy Grimshaw will come up a bit higher with Sam Kerr. It makes sense for Rodgers to take on that role as she's a centre-half and a central midfielder.

Kerr will step up and be a little more creative in that space to take on a bit more of the role that Caroline Weir would have been doing.

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Plenty of aggression on show from these Belgian players tonight.

Every time Scotland get the ball in the attacking half, there's an opposition body tight to them.

How will Scotland cope without their star midfielder, given they're already missing the quality of Erin Cuthbert?

Weir had been shaky in a Scotland shirt for a wee period, but it's no coincidence that the squad's recent uptick in both performances and results have run parallel to the midfielder showing her talents on the international stage.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Hampden Park

Ah, take that back...

Maybe I should swap careers then?

Me. Amy. Gemma. Jinxes, the lot of us.

Caroline Weir drops to floor once again and she's finally calling it quits. Amy Rodgers is her replacement.

Gemma Fay
Former Scotland goalkeeper on BBC Scotland

Somebody get me the name of that magic sponge - it might help me get out of bed in the morning!

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Hampden Park

Warrior Weir.

What do I know, I thought the Real Madrid star's night was up. Thank goodness I ain't the physio.

Caroline Weir isn't done yet. She ain't leaving.

That's risky business from Sam Kerr.

The centre-half takes too much time at the back and has her pocket picked by Jassina Blom. The Belgium forward panics and takes the shot far too early though.

Ouch!published at 15 mins

15 mins

Scotland 0-0 Belgium

Not the player you want to see going down in a Scotland shirt.

Caroline Weir is receiving treatment after jarring her knee as she stretched for the ball.

The midfield maestro seems in some pain. Will she continue?

Hampden's liking it. We're all liking it. But we'd like a goal to show for it...

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Hampden Park

This has been bright...

Kirsty Hanson, Claire Emslie and Christy Grimshaw seem right up for it.

Hampden liking it.

Gemma Fay
Former Scotland goalkeeper on BBC Scotland

You see straight away what Belgium are doing, if you look at their backline when Scotland have possession, they have five players in it.

They've looked and they've saw the damage Kirsty Hanson done down that left-hand wing [versus England], and so they are almost inviting Scotland on to try and find a way through them.

Big chances coming thick and fast for Scotland.

This time from a corner as the ball breaks to Christy Grimshaw, who fires straight at the Belgian goalkeeper.

Fast start, but nothing to show for it so far.

After her goal on Friday, you have to ask why Kirsty Hanson didn't have a go herself there.

Scotland break through the lines and work the ball to the Aston Villa striker, but she elects for the pass and allows Belgium to clean up.

Scotland's first foray up the park doesn't bring much to trouble the visitors.

Caroline Weir's floated corner drifts wide before the follow-up cross sails into the arms of Nicky Evrard.