That'll do us for this afternoon!

Finland and Slovenia play each other this evening when we'll find out who Scotland's next Pinatar Cup opponents are. That game is on Tuesday and we'll have you covered with all the action from that one.

Until then, keep across all the latest in women's football on our dedicated page here.

A comfortable victory for Scotland in the end.

Philippines didn't really trouble Pedro Martinez Losa's side but those two first-half goals from Martha Thomas are all the difference at full-time.

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Almost! Fiona Brown's crossed effort is deflected goalwards but a red shirt but it edges over the bar.

Only a few minutes to go in Pinatar, any late drama to come?

Erin Cuthbert plays a nice pass to Kirsty Hanson, she attempts to get her shot away but it's defended.

It goes out for a corner but the Scots can't manage to muster anything from it.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Pinatar Arena

Not much happening out here, is there?

Glasgow City's Fiona Brown is on, though, as is former City defender Jenna Clark.

Captain Rachel Corsie and Claire Emslie are off.

Jamie Lee Napier has looked lively since coming on. She lays off a nice ball for Claire Emslie in the box but her effort goes up and over the bar.

A chance for the Philippines as Katana Norman sends it goalwards from just outside the box.

Sandy MacIver is stretching for it but it's over the bar anyway.

Sarina Bolden is next to have a go and MacIver does well to get down and smother her effort but it seemed as though she may have been offside.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Pinatar Arena

Jamie Lee Napier and Kirsty Hanson are braving the conditions now.

Brogan Hay and Lisa Evans can get some much deserved protection under the wee dugout.

Wish I was there...

Scotland have to clear a bit of danger from the Philippines, who have started this second half decidedly stronger than the first.

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Philippines 0-2 Scotland

Philippines are forced into a change here, Meryll Serrano has to be helped off the pitch.

She's replaced by Jessia Miclat.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Pinatar Arena

My hat is blowing away, my laptop screen is about falling off and I'm sitting on my bag so it doesn't scurry away again.

Wild, wild, wild scenes.

A half-time change for Scotland, Jane Ross is on for her first Scotland appearance in 683 days. She replaces goalscorer Martha Thomas.

Chelsea Cornet is on for her second Scotland cap in place of Hayley Lauder.

The teams are back out!

A Martha Thomas double gives Scotland a deserved lead at the break.

Despite a little scare when Sam Kerr lost the ball on the edge of the Scotland box, Philippines haven't really managed to trouble Pedro Martinez Losa's side.

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Almost! Claire Emslie sends her shot way over the bar, she just can't manage to get a decent connection on the ball.

About five minutes left of the first half, could Scotland grab another before the break?

Brogan Hay fires a cross into the Philippines box as Scotland go looking for a second.

Hayley Lauder gets on the loose ball and tries to have a go but she's under a bit of pressure and sends it over the bar.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Pinatar Arena

That's the Spurs striker's first goal for Scotland since July in the friendly against Northern Ireland at Dens Park.

She's been firing them in for her club, here's hoping she'll kick on from here in the dark blue... (realise Scotland are today in lilac).

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