Scotland vs Greece LIVE: Score and updates from Nations League play-off

Half a chance for McTominay to score as the ball falls nicely for him near the edge of the area, but he skews his half-volley wide.

GOAL! Out of nowhere, it’s level in the tie!

It’s some good play from the visitors too, with a fairly simple 2-v-1 opening up on the right against Robertson.

Vagiannidis then gets the space for a cutback and lys it off perfectly to Konstantelias, who sweeps home with an accomplished finish.

Scotland are knocking it around nicely in midfield, so far evading the Greece pressure in the middle of the park.

McTominay has started especially brightly and he wins a free-kick on the right wing that Gilmour can swing in, but the delivery evades his teammates.

In contrast to Scotland, it hasn’t clicked at all for Greece in attack yet, with Robertson the latest to cut out an attempted one-two in the direction of Pavlidis.

It’s been positive for Scotland so far.

Scotland certainly look the most confident of the two sides here, with the Greeks having given away possession cheaply on several occasions already.

The hosts are looking pretty dangerous when they get forward too.

A half chance for the Scots this time as they win the ball back in midfield and it runs to McTominay. He has options as he surges towards the box but his shot is deflected and hits the side-netting.

From the corner, Tzolis is fouled and the chance goes begging.

CHANCE! Good play from Scotland and McGinn threads a great through ball into the path of McTominay. He burst into the box and tries to find the far corner, but the ‘keeper is equal to it and Adams can’t pounce on the rebound.

An early penalty shout for the Scots as Adams wins possession and makes his way into the box. He’s taken down by Mavropanos but the referee waves it away.

50-50 on the replay there.

Greece are looking to inject plenty of pressure early on here but Scotland have been equal to it in defence.

The hosts will expect a rather different match to the game on Thursday, with the Greeks having made six changes.

The hosts get us underway in Glasgow after a brief tribute to Denis Law.

Sir Alex Ferguson was holding up a shirt with Law’s name and number on the back as the crowd applauded.