Scotland v Portugal LIVE: Latest scores and goal updates as the Scots take on Cristiano Ronaldo in the Nations League

No goals at Hampden Park, which will please Steve Clarke and Scotland. The hosts probably had the best chances too – Scott McTominay might have done better by heading an early header straight at Diogo Costa. Portugal increasingly controlled the game as the half progressed, but it still remains balanced as both teams look to improve their level after a few oranges in the half.

The referee doesn't even care about extra time.

Vitinha also troubled the visitors beyond Craig Gordon, firing a volley over the top from the 'D'.

Not Cristiano Ronaldo's best. The striker deftly retreats to the edge of the penalty area, providing an inviting angle from which to shoot towards goal. However, he leans back as he strikes and inevitably it sails over the bar.

Scotland press for the first time in a long time, resulting in a mistake from Nuno Mendes. Kenny McLean's diagonal pass may be too high for Ben Doak – but that's the kind of intensity Steve Clarke wants to see from his team.

Strong defense from Andy Robertson, although he can't prevent a fifth Portuguese corner. The game is short and the guests pass the ball around the houses, so that the big men in the penalty area wait for a cross, which in the end never comes.

Ronaldo makes a better connection with a header but can't get it between the burly Grant Hanley and John Souttar.

Cristiano Ronaldo throws himself into the air and does an overhead kick, but it goes rather wrong. Apparently the striker was also whistled for a free kick.

The accompanying fans increase the noise, beating their drums and clapping in Icelandic Viking style, which is a bit reminiscent of 2016. Nevertheless, one can understand the Portuguese fans who want to remember this golden summer.