Good evening and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE coverage of the Euro 2016 qualifier between Scotland and Poland. We'll bring you all the goals and action as it happens at Hampden Park. Kick-off: 19.45.

Hanley's blushes are spared by the offside flag! Ritchie's low freekick is blocked by the wall, with the ball spinning out to the centre-back, but he completely fluffs his shot. He was offside, though.

For the first time in the match Poland actually looked flustered for a second there. Ritchie's corner kick was good, with Hanley rising highest at the far post - but the visitors survive.

What a tackle that was! Ritchie managed to catch the Polish defence cold from a throw-in, driving into the penalty area - but his shot is charged down, and then some, by Pazdan.

INCHES WIDE! Really slick play from Poland creates a great shooting opportunity for Blaszczykowski down the right channel, but his low shot flashes across the goal and wide of the far post.

Scotland's passing in the centre of the pitch has been atrocious. The idea was that Brown and Darren Fletcher would give them assurance in there, but they have done anything but so far.

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SHOT BLOCKED! Forrest gets down the left wing and finds Naismith with a pulled back pass into the box, he gets his shot away at goal, but Poland manage to block the effort on target.

Steven Fletcher is having a nightmare here. Naismith picks him out inside the area with an excellent pass from out left, but his touch is woeful and the chance is now gone for Scotland.

Poland aren't quite dictating the flow and direction of the game like they were a few minutes ago, but that doesn't mean that Scotland have consequently got any better. Still poor.

That was simply awful from Ritchie. Hutton actually did well to draw the defender away with his overlap run, but the delivery from the winger was way to long. It drifts out for a goal kick.

YELLOW CARD: Maciej Rybus (Poland)

While Scotland aren't the best side technically there was a cohesion to their play earlier in the qualification campaign. However, this side don't look to be pulling in the same direction.

And when Scotland do get the ball they can't make it stick in the final third. Steven Fletcher looks completely detached from the rest of the side and they can't bridge the gap.

It must be a good three to four minutes since Scotland had a meaningful touch of the ball. Poland are playing with them, knocking possession about the midfield and the backline.

Naismith is screaming at his teammates to push up the pitch and press Poland when they have the ball. However, they don't seem to be listening to him - Scotland are inviting pressure on top of themselves.

That was a chance for Lewandowski to make Scotland pay once again! Poland caught out Scotland on the counter attack, but the striker's pass to Grosicki is actually poor and the move breaks down.

The key man for Scotland could be Ritchie down the right side. That is something of a problem area for Poland, and he has been in excellent form for Bournemouth in the Premier League this season.