Scotland v Northern Ireland LIVE - Updates from Hampden Park as Conor Bradley strike shocks Tartan Army

That's it. Northern Ireland have snatched a win on Scottish soil for the first time since 1981. Conor Bradley's goal is what did it, and there will be an inquest at the end of this international break about Scotland's performances. Thanks for joining us, be sure to come back very soon for even more LIVE international action.

Tierney hopefully punts one forward into the box and it bounces favourably for Shankland, who beats the onrushing goalkeeper to it, but he can only steer the header over the top!

Armstrong crosses from the left, Adams helps it on, and Ferguson comes crashing in, and his header forces a great reflex stop from Peacock-Farrell!

Ali McCann is replaced by Jordan Thompson.

The visitors are taking off Conor Bradley and Isaac Price, replaced by Paul Smyth and Conor McMenamin.

The corner comes out to Armstrong, whose shot ensues a ricocheting pinball in the box, before coming out to Shankland who swipes at it, and forces a great block from Spencer!

Good defending from Toal as Tierney creates half a yard to cross. The Northern Irish defender nods it behind.

Scotland come the closest they have all night to a goal as Stuart Armstrong makes an instant impact with a great free kick to the far post, where Jack Hendry is sliding in, but he tries to put it back across goal rather than prodding it towards the net!

As too Stuart Armstrong, for John McGinn.

Lawrence Shankland is coming on for the hosts.

Ferguson is gone through the back of by McNair and the hosts have another free kick in a promising area.

Ferguson is bundled to the ground by McCann in centre-field.

Kenny McLean replaces Gilmour.

Lyndon Dykes is replaced by Che Adams.

... but the visitors are defending resolutely. Ferguson forces the corner as he bursts in behind to latch on to a lofted ball over the top, but Ballard comes across to concede the corner, which Gilmour wastes.

... from the home fans as Tierney crosses early, and Spencer barges McGinn at the far post under the high ball, but the referee doesn't react.

McGinn flights it in and Cooper gets the final flick after initial first contact from Toal, but it's wide of the mark.

Toal just nudges McGinn on the right wing, and Scotland earn a chance to whip the ball into the box.

... and it's still not happening for Scotland quite yet. They're trying to zip the ball around with a bit more urgency, but they're not quite clicking with each other.