That'll do us for tonight.

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Could tonight's result be the start of a much needed turnaround for the Scotland national team?

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Scotland captain Rachel Corsie tells BBC Alba: "Results have been difficult and tonight I think we just really needed to win.

"The last few games we've played there have been a lot of good things but everyone looks at the scoreline and so do we.

"Tonight Slovakia made it difficult, the levels have gone up so much. I think once we got the lead we were comfortable and it's just a good feeling to get three points.

"There's probably still a bit of work that needs doing but we found a way tonight and that's the most important thing.

"I'm really proud of every single one of the caps, it's a really good feeling to play for my country."

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Suzanne Lappin
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Alba

Second half, Scotland improved. They moved the ball a lot quicker.

It was a great goal from a set-piece and the three points is the most important thing.

There's a wee break from international football until June when Scotland take on Israel on 31 May before facing them again on 4 June.

Scotland move up to second in Group B2 with that result, they're joint on points with Serbia but one behind on goal difference.

Scotland finally end 18 months of disappointment with their first competitive win since October 2022 and while it wasn't the most convincing of victories, it'll do the players the world of good to get a goal, and a victory, under their belts in this qualifying campaign.

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Three minutes of stoppage time.

Claire Emslie does so so well to break into the Slovakia half all by herself but there's just no good options for her and Slovakia eventually get numbers back to defend.

Just about four minutes left of the 90 minutes to go - enough time for Scotland to bag another?

A double change for Scotland as Amy Rodgers and Sarah Ewens replace Jenna Clark and Jane Ross.

For those who are wondering, 3,127 fans braving the cold at Hampden this evening.

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Some really nice football from Scotland ends with an Erin Cuthbert effort that goes over.

In the Scotland half, Lee Gibson almost gets caught on the ball trying to play out but she manages to get rid of the danger

Here's the moment Sophie Howard headed Scotland in front.

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Slovakia have the ball in the back of the net through Dominika Skorvankova but she's a mile offside and the flag, rightly, goes up.

Up the other Jane Ross has another great chance, she turns away from her defender and all she has to do is pop it in the bottom corner but she hits it right at Maria Korenciova.

Rachel Corsie sends a close range effort over the bar, luckily for her the flag was up but this is better from Scotland.

How's that not gone in?!

Jamie-Lee Napier's deflected shot falls inches in front of Jane Ross right on the goalline but she's just not quite alert to it and the ball trickles out of play.