Right, that's all from us.

Stick with us this weekend to find out who Scotland men will take on in Germany, as well as all six Premiership fixtures, which are split evenly across Saturday and Sunday.

And of course, we'll be back on Tuesday as Scotland welcome the Auld Enemy to Hampden.

When we play England, it's never meaningless. Take care!

Your Scotland fix for the weekend is far from over.

We've got you covered as we find out who Steve Clarke's men will face in Germany.

Sportscene is live from 16:30 on BBC One Scotland and the BBC Scotland channel to give you all the coverage from the draw, while we'll the live text ticking away right here.

Don't be booking your accommodation too rapidly though. I'm working and I need a room left for me.

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Scotland head coach Pedro Martinez Losa tells BBC Scotland: "I think it was a very competitive game as we have seen in all the Nations League games. I think we did more than enough to win this game. That's football.

"Obviously, disappointed to not win this game. That's the learning process. We have to keep going. We have an important game on Tuesday. We have to recharge the batteries.

"I thought it was consistent of the capabilities of the team to compete. I think Belgium is a very good team. I think we showed a little more [than them] This occasion, it's a draw.

"What we want is to qualify for the Euros. Now we need to pick up another route. We have a very young group. This has been a learning opportunity. We have been living good moments and bad moments on and off the pitch.

"It's a moment of learning. It's a moment to be ready for the next challenge that's coming up."

Having been out the squad for more than three years, it's clear Hayley Lauder is delighted to be back in her chat with BBC Scotland.

On the game: "It's disappointing. For big spells of the game we were in it. We created a lot of opportunities, but that final touch and final pass let us down. Ultimately, its disappointing."

On promising signs: "This is what we need to show every game. We have got a game on Tuesday to come, so we need to take the positive feelings from tonight into that. There are plenty things we can learn from tonight and, as a group, we need to stick together. The game on Tuesday night means a lot to us."

On returning to the squad: "It's brilliant [to be back]. After three-and-a-half years, I started to think it wouldn't happen. It's amazing. Result aside, it is amazing to be back.

"For things to be so new, like the coaching staff, there are still so many people I'm close with here. I've loved it [being back] so far.

"Yeah I did [think ship had sailed] but I worked hard. I have to thank Glasgow City, they kept me going and kept me believing. I was surprised, but I don't want to come back and just go away with the team, I want to help."

On being up for England on Tuesday: "We will. We are Scottish, we a have a lot of pride in ourselves and hopefully we can put on a performance that shows that."

Let's get some reaction from the Scotland camp...

As we know, Scotland are guaranteed to finish bottom of the Nations League Group A1.

But England's late show in London means that it's all to play for in regards to the top end of the table.

Oddly enough, some Scotland players will step out onto the Hampden turf knowing that an England win on Tuesday will boost their chances of becoming Olympians this summer.

Strange auld game.

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Speaking of England, they've come back from two goals down to snatch a 3-2 win at Wembley over The Netherlands.

Let's have a deek at what that does to the group...

As we mentioned pre-match, Belgium had beaten both England and The Netherlands at home.

With that context in mind, it looks like a pretty solid point.

But tonight was simply must-win for Scotland, and they didn't.

It's League B now, and it means they have nothing to pride to play for against England at Hampden on Tuesday.

If there's any fixture that where pride is enough, it's that one.

Suzanne Lappin
Former Scotland international on BBC Alba

I think Belgium will be disappointed because it's their home game, but I don't think their performance merited their three points.

It's us coming away from here disappointed.

They huffed and puffed, but it wasn't to be for Scotland tonight.

Another draw with Belgium condemns Pedro Martinez Losa's side to relegation from Nations League Group A1.

Once again, it's a night of frustration for Scotland despite a battling display.

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Ouch!published at 94 mins

94 mins

Belgium 1-1 Scotland

Really sore one for Erin Cuthbert.

She slides in for a challenge and accidentally eats the boot of Kassandra Missipo.

We've had our own conversations about medical care in the SWPL this season. The medics in Leuven took far too long to get on the pitch and attend to Cuthbert there.

Amy Gallacher's header has a good connection but not the direction.

Is that it? Less than a minute to go...

Scotland knocking at the door but it just won't go in.

Erin Cuthbert's cross at a short corner is blocked, which leads to Lauren Davidson fighting her way through but stabbing just wide.

Come onnnnnnnnnnnn.

Nicky Evrard's handling has looked dodgy all night in between the Belgian sticks.

She drops the ball again as Abi Harrison sniffs around, but the hosts eventually recover.

Time slipping away rapidly. Scotland will be relegated to League B unless they can find another late goal against Belgium.

Five to go.

Let's grab a winner, troops.

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England have pulled two goals back at Wembley to draw level with The Netherlands.

This group is mental!

Another attacking change as Scotland search for a winner.

The industrious Lisa Evans is replaced by last season's SWPL top scorer, Lauren Davidson.

That's one way to stop a counter.

Erin Cuthbert absolutely clatters into Feli Delcauw and it'll be a dangerous Belgium free-kick...

...which comes to nout.

Leanne Crichton
Former Scotland international on BBC Alba

One of Scotland's best chances. It's everything you would want and it's why Kirsty Hanson is out on the left-hand side.

I know it's a tricky one for Amy Gallacher but she has to keep her concentration to do more to get that ball back on target.