Still ten minutes to go though.

Can either side nab a winner?

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Pinatar Arena

I'm not wanting to jinx anything, but take this as a public service announcement

It's straight to penalties if it ends in a draw...

Scotland looked revitalised by that goal.

They win a corner and the ball is eventually launched into the box before Finland clear it.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Pinatar Arena

Claire Emslie and Chelsea Cornet are next to be subbed off.

Hayley Lauder and Jamie-Lee Napier replace them.

What a chance for Scotland!

The low ball across the box from Fiona Brown rolls past Martha Thomas and lands with Claire Emslie who tries to take the shot but she can't get a decent connection.

Much more positive from Scotland though.

Another change for Finland as Heidi Kollanen comes on in place of Evelina Summanen.

Scotland escape another scare as Linda Sallstrom's shot goes over the head of Sandy MacIver but it's just too high.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Pinatar Arena

Rachel Corsie is on for Sam Kerr in the midfield it seems, while Kirsty Hanson is off for Fiona Brown, too.

Bold.

Martha Thomas latches onto a loose Finland pass and unleashes a strike but Tinja-Riika Korpela does well to slap it away.

The resulting corner is cleared away by Finland and ends back with Sandy MacIver in the Scotland goal.

Erin Cuthbert's called into action in her own box to stop a promising Finland attack.

They eventually get it clear before Martha Thomas sends the ball backwards and into the path of an onrushing blue shirt.

Thankfully Scotland escape.

Jenna Clark and Sophie Howard both have great chances to get Scotland back into the game.

Both right in front of goal but neither can manage to trouble the Finland keeper.

Back under way in Spain.

Linda Sallstrom is on for Finland's goalscorer Oona Sevenius.

Oona Siren is also on in place of Ria Oling.

No Scotland changes though.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Pinatar Arena

Why did it all go wrong when it did?

Scotland were comfy, with a bit of swagger about their play. The moment Finland got a foothold, panic set in on the touchline and those on the pitch were left confused, and have been punished for it.

Other than that, Finland have offered nothing. All the golamouth action has been in favour of the Scots. If they can just keep the 'heid, they can work their way back into this. But, it's a big if...

Scotland trail at the break.

There were flashes from Pedro Martinez Losa's side but so far there's been no response to Oona Sevenius' opener.

Huge second half coming up if they want to lift the Pinatar Cup.

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Erin Cuthbert attempts to take matters into her own hands once again sending Scotland's free-kick towards the Finland goal but no joy.

During that encounter, there's a clash between Sophie Howard and Eveliina Summanen who stayed down clutching her head.

She's back to her feet now and looks ok to play on.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Pinatar Arena

Scotland need half-time pronto. It's really rushed out there. They need to regroup and settle on what they're supposed to be doing... which should be a give.

Just as I say that, Erin Cuthbert - to no one's shock - takes matters into her own hands and forces the first real save out of Tonja-Rikka Korpela.

Better, but far from good enough.

Erin Cuthbert has another strike from outside the box, this one does test Tinja-Riikka Korpela in the Finland goal who does well to get down and save.

10 minutes left of the first half, Scotland really need to try and get something before the break.

Erin Cuthbert has a go from the edge of the box, the ball drags wide of the post though.