Oscar Bobb looks to cause problems down the right again, but Stuart Armstrong makes a great tackle then wins a foul.

That was, eh, rubbish.

Scott McTominay completely miskicks it and it trickles into the first man.

Cleared.

Bright stuff down the Scotland left as they win an early corner.

Scott McTominay to take again...

Away we go again.

More of the same would be fantastic, but only if it means Scotland score one more goal than the opposition.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Hampden Park

What is going on with this dreich Hampden goalfest? Four in the first 32 minutes.

There's an atmosphere of mild bemusement at the moment.

Scotland hadn't lost two goals at home in a competitive match since Ukraine knocked them out of the 2022 World Cup play-offs.

This is the first time Scotland have both scored and conceded two or more goals in the first half of any match since September 2015 in a Euro qualifier against Germany.

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Alan Hutton
Former Scotland defender on Viaplay

It's been an open game, both sides have had plenty opportunities and possession. Overall, the goals aren't ideal but Scotland have had chances to score.

Can we do better defensively for the first goal? It happened in the Georgia game too. It has to be better. The manager has to look at the left-hand side.

I think when you're so dialled in to playing a particular way of football, and then you go back to another system, you're going to end up with gaps in the defence.

Scotland have conceded in each of their last five internationals, shipping 12 goals in this run - more than their previous 13 matches beforehand (11).

There's been some top opposition in there, to be fair, but how much of a concern is that?

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Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

I don't think Jacob Brown has done much in the game, I think he has struggled.

He looks like he is not too sure of what his role is supposed to be and I'm not too sure either.

Fancy hearing from the skipper? Of course you do.

Andy Robertson caught up with our Jane Lewis pre-match.

Here's four minutes of the Liverpool left-back.

That was the first penalty John McGinn has taken for Scotland - excluding shootouts - in his 62nd appearance.

100% record for the Meatball.

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Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

Aron Donnum perhaps should do better there, but I just think it is magnificent defending from Nathan Patterson.

And breathe.

Four goals, hilarious defending and superb attacking play.

Just how we like it.

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We're getting treated to a belting game tonight.

Stuart Armstrong looks to laser one low into the far corner but sees his shot drill just wide.

Scotland are an absolute mess at the back, but it's making for some game.

Wee Boab, what a player he is. The Norway man slides Sander Berge down the right and he cuts one back for Aron Donnum.

He looks certain to burst the net but Nathan Patterson makes a superb block on the line.

John Carver's either celebrating a goal here or he's been told there's another night out at Wunderbar later.

If you know, you know. Other Glasgow-based boozers are available and all that.

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Oscar Bobb - aka 'Wee Boab' - tees up Patrick Berg on the edge of the Scotland box.

He's got too much room but the hosts get lucky. It's straight at Zander Clark.

Martin Dowden
BBC Scotland at Hampden

This is excellent viewing. We could analyse goal concessions and all sorts of areas as Steve Clarke and his team undoubtedly will. But this is highly entertaining for everyone inside Hampden.

Scotland have now responded twice to falling behind. There seems a determination to deliver a positive result in their final qualifying fixture.

Ooft, what a dig that is!

Patrick Berg rattles a knuckleball free-kick towards the top-right corner and it drops just off target.

A ridiculous attempt.

Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

The fans will be enjoying what they are seeing.

Scotland are showing very good resilience to come back from behind twice.

They are not panicking, they are sticking to the game plan and they are reaping the rewards.