Good evening everyone! Welcome to Eurosport's LIVE coverage of the World Cup qualifier between Scotland and Wales. I'm Graham Ruthven and you can find me on Twitter (@grahamruthven). Get in touch to let me know what you're thinking ahead of kick-off (20:00).

Coleman's side breathe some life into their still slim chances of qualification by securing victory in Glasgow. If Scotland's chances weren't over before, they are now. Poor start to Strachan's competitive career as Scotland manager.

Strange sequence of events at the end of that game, with Ramsey conceding possession to McArthur as the last line of defence before dragging down the Wigan midfielder as he charged down the keeper. Referee Gautier showed no hesitation in flashing the red card.

FT Scotland 1-2 Wales

RED CARD: Aaron Ramsey is sent off for dragging down McArthur as he charged down Myhill in the Wales goal.

Adam desperately shoots on goal from 30 yards but his effort is charged down by Williams in the Wales backline.

Wales are looking for the corners now and you can't blame them.

Bellamy strikes at goal from just inside the box but the ball cannons off McArthur and Wales can't create an opportunity from their possession.

Four minutes of additional time to be played at the end of th second half.

Scotland are peppering the Wales penalty area with crosses but the quality of the balls are poor and ae being easily dealt with by the visitors.

Wales sub: Joe Ledley OFF, Simon Church ON.

Looks like Jordan Rhodes represents the last throw of the dice for Strachan and Scotland here. The Blackburn forward has been thrown on to try and drag the Scots back into this tie and Group A.

Scotland sub: Chris Burke OFF, Jordan Rhodes ON.

King strikes at goal from a tight angle 16 yards out but McGregor saves with his feet. Wales look like they could score another here.

Bellamy is released through on goal after a mistimed jump by Hanley. He lays the ball to Ledley sprinting forward from midfield but can't gather the pass and the danger is cleared.

Bellamy is complaining to the referee once again over another challenge with Hanley. This time, though, the Blackburn defender appeared to get the ball cleanly.

Wales are settling into their lead now. Scotland offering very little in attack. Not sure how Strachan plans on getting back into this one.

Scotland still appeared shocked to have lost their lead when they conceded a second. However Wales have been the better side on the whole and probably deserve to be winning, even without Bale.

And just like they did in Cardiff Wales have turned this game on its head. Initially it looked like Wales had been awarded a freekick after the challenge by Snodgrass that saw the Norwich man receive a second booking. Then after discussion with his linesman a penalty was awarded which Ramsey smashed home emphatically.

GOAL! Scotland 1-2 Wales (Robson-Kanu 73'): Robson-Kanu nets his first goal for Wales powering a header past McGregor.

GOAL! Scotland 1-1 Wales (Ramsey 72'): The Arsenal mdfielder smashes home the penalty in off the underside of the bar.