Postpublished at 20:26 Greenwich Mean Time 26 March
Scotland 0-1 Northern Ireland
Nick McPheat
BBC Scotland at Hampden
Lewis Ferguson, here's your chance.
Four at the back now for Scotland.
Summary
Bradley flashes looping effort over Gunn for only goal
Scotland captain Robertson goes off injured; Ferguson introduced
Scotland lost 4-0 in Netherlands on Friday & Northern Ireland drew 1-1 in Romania
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Scotland 0-1 Northern Ireland
Robertson trudges off, with his head tucked away into his shirt at times. His reaction is really worrying.
Bologna captain Lewis Ferguson is on. I imagine that won't be a straight swap and the Scots will shift to a back four.
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Scotland 0-1 Northern Ireland
It's going from bad to worse for Scotland.
Andy Robertson has his head in his hands, he knows his night is up.
The worry is, is it beyond tonight?
Image source, SNS
GOAL Scotland 0-1 Northern Irelandpublished at 32 mins
Conor Bradley
What a finish!
Ah, on second glance, that takes a wee nick on the way through but needless to say, it's a cracking hit from a special young player.
However, it's a nightmare from Nathan Patterson. He dilly-dallies in clearing at the bye-line, trying to nutmeg Bradley but instead just passes it right to him inside the box and the rest, is history.
Image source, BBC SportPostpublished at 31 mins
Scotland 0-0 Northern Ireland
Nick McPheat
BBC Scotland at HampdenA huge sigh of relief across Scotland - and Merseyside - as Andy Robertson gets back to his feet there.
That looked a dodgy one on his ankle. Was beginning to fear the worst.
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Scotland 0-0 Northern Ireland
Oh. Andy Robertson is down holding his ankle and he looks in a bit of agony after Trai Hume connected with him.
Mr Jurgen Klopp, look away...
Untroubled masked man...published at 29 mins
Scotland 0-0 Northern Ireland
It's been a quiet evening for this chap so far...
Image source, SNSPostpublished at 28 mins
Scotland 0-0 Northern Ireland
Just as I say that, John McGinn buys Scotland a corner with his rear end.
Lovely stuff from Kieran Tierney in the build-up, too.
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Scotland 0-0 Northern Ireland
There is an unbelievable lack of football actually being played.
Wild.
'Michael O'Neill will be happy so far'published at 20:13 Greenwich Mean Time 26 March
Scotland 0-0 Northern Ireland
Stephen Robinson
St Mirren manager on BBC Two NIBilly Gilmour epitomises the quality throughout the Scotland squad, there are five or six Premier League players involved in their starting XI.
It's a level above Northern Ireland, but I think Michael O'Neill will be happy so far.
'Puzzle to solve for Scotland'published at 20:10 Greenwich Mean Time 26 March
Scotland 0-0 Northern Ireland
Neil McCann
Former Scotland winger on BBC ScotlandThere's a puzzle for Steve Clarke to solve here.
They haven't really managed to break the game down.
Postpublished at 20:09 Greenwich Mean Time 26 March
Scotland 0-0 Northern Ireland
Nick McPheat
BBC Scotland at HampdenYet to see anything in an attacking sense from Northern Ireland, but out of possession you can see this is a well-coached side.
Compact from front to back, very little space for Scotland punch passes through when they cross the halfway line.
YELLOW CARDpublished at 20 mins
Scotland 0-0 Northern Ireland
Ali McCann enters the book for a hefty challenge on Billy Gilmour.
It's a friendly, lad...
Image source, SNSPostpublished at 19 mins
Scotland 0-0 Northern Ireland
That ball looked a bit of a lost cause, but Lyndon Dykes nearly turned it into a magical moment.
Bailey Peacock-Farrell, though to his credit, read the QPR man's mind and was on hand to jolt him off balance.
Image source, SNSPostpublished at 18 mins
Scotland 0-0 Northern Ireland
Shea Charles showing his strength there, quite impressively.
Amounts to nothing, mind you, but a strong fella.
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Scotland 0-0 Northern Ireland
Scotland currently sitting at 88% possession.
Northern Ireland certainly happy to let the game develop in front of them at the moment.
Can't lie, though, it's a wee bitty boring just now...
Image source, SNSNorthern Ireland formation 'difficult to break down'published at 20:00 Greenwich Mean Time 26 March
Scotland 0-0 Northern Ireland
Stephen Robinson
St Mirren manager on BBC Two NII think it's important that Northern Ireland don't sit too deep, Scotland have had a lot of control early on.
The shape of Northern Ireland is good, it's going to be difficult to break down, but when we do get those opportunities to go forward and press the ball that we don't become too passive.
Postpublished at 19:58 Greenwich Mean Time 26 March
Scotland 0-0 Northern Ireland
Nick McPheat
BBC Scotland at HampdenCliche time, but this just doesn't feel like a friendly.
And that's down to the away fans at my left. They're making this feel like a competitive game.
Image source, SNSPostpublished at 9 mins
Scotland 0-0 Northern Ireland
John McGinn fires a tremendous ball to the back-post and it causes all kinds of chaos.
Out for a corner it goes, but nothing develops.
Sturdy start from the Scots.
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Scotland 0-0 Northern Ireland
Scott McTominay takes, and belts it into the wall.
Fair few blocks in there I'm sure would've hurt. All for your country, though, eh...