Scots celebrate qualification for finals in Germany next summer
Donnum stuns Hampden with early opener but McGinn penalty levels
Larsen restores lead but Ostigard directs McTominay corner into own goal
Armstrong slides Scots in front after clever move but Elyounoussi equalises late on
Scotland 3-2 Norway
Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on Viaplay
I'm very surprised Lawrence Shankland hasn't been involved yet. We all know what Lyndon Dykes brings.
You have limited game time to see what Shankland can do, surely you want to him ride the crest of that wave of scoring an injury-time equaliser against Georgia.
Scotland 3-2 Norway
Craig Levein
Former Scotland manager on BBC Sportsound
Jacob Brown ran about and worked hard, no worries about that at all, but I do not think he has done enough to impress Steve Clarke tonight.
Scotland 3-2 Norway
On: Lyndon Dykes, Lewis Ferguson and Ryan Christie.
Off: Kenny McLean, Jacob Brown and Stuart Armstrong.
Still no Lawrence Shankland, which Mikey Stewart is very surprised about.
Scotland 3-2 Norway
Callum McGregor somehow doesn't win a foul after being speared about 30 yards from goal.
Norway then break forward, but Julian Ryerson drags a shot wide of the far corner.
Zander Clark then decides to dive about a minute later which is pretty funny.
Scotland 3-2 Norway
Scotland have had to do a bit of defending since that goal, but they're dealing with everything Norway have thrown at them in this second half so far.
Scotland 3-2 Norway
Martin Dowden
BBC Scotland at Hampden
It has been a brilliant football match this with Scotland refusing to see it as meaningless
Twice behind, twice levelled and now in front. Pretty impressive.
They are determined to round off this campaign in style and seem to have found a way with a much better second-half display.
Scotland 3-2 Norway
Image source, SNSThat goal had more than a hint of Shaun Maloney v Ireland in 2014
Image source, SNSStuart Armstrong's also started in the left-hand corner and saw him arc into the box before finding a corner
Scotland 3-2 Norway
Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Hampden Park
That's a thing of beauty from Stuart Armstrong - the blind reverse assist from John McGinn, just sublime.
For the first time since kick-off over an hour ago, it's really brought the Hampden crowd to life.
Scotland 3-2 Norway
'Scotland are having a party, Haaland's in his bed' is the chant from the Tartan Army.
Wait 'til they find out he's wearing Jacob Broon jammies as well.
Spain have just gone back in front as well.
They're 2-1 up against Georgia.
Stuart Armstrong
What a goal that is!
Just moments after Jacob Brown should put Scotland ahead, Stuart Armstrong shows superb feet, which includes a lovely nutmeg wide on the left, and plays a one-two with John McGinn.
The Southampton man then reverses a fine finish into the bottom-left corner.
Image source, BBC SportScotland 2-2 Norway
Well played, Zander Clark.
Aron Donnum drills one from the left of the box and the Scotland keeper holds it well.
Scotland 2-2 Norway
Craig Levein
Former Scotland manager on BBC Sportsound
John McGinn doing what John McGinn does there and just bulldozing people out of the way.
A bulldozing meatball, what a sight.
Scotland 2-2 Norway
Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on Viaplay
Scotland have started brightly and put Norway under more pressure than they did in the first.
They've not been able to handle it so far.
Scotland 2-2 Norway
John McGinn whips in a ball from the left and Stuart Armstrong tries a fancy wee flick.
Ends up hitting his backside and going wide.
Scotland 2-2 Norway
Jacob Brown gets an ovation from the Tartan Army for closing down the keeper and getting a block on a pass.
Could've resulted in anything, that.
Scotland 2-2 Norway
Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound
It has been a good start to the half from Scotland, they have dominated the game and possession.
Scotland 2-2 Norway
Ball comes in and the whistle blows.
Foul to Norway for something.
Scotland 2-2 Norway
Another Scotland corner from a blocked Greg Taylor cross after patient play.
Stuart Armstrong to take this time.
Scotland 2-2 Norway
Scotland are looking to get in the faces of Norway much higher up the pitch.
Kenny McLean is too keen though and gives away a free-kick.