Croatia vs Scotland LIVE: Nations League result and final result as Scots suffer more heartbreak later

This is the last action of the game as the referee blows the final whistle.

Scotland deserved at least a point there but there is once again late drama as they come away empty-handed.

Heartbreak for Scotland as they are deprived of a point they so richly deserve.

Che Adams was actually offside beforehand.

Oh my word! At the last moment Scotland equalizes!

The ball comes to Robertson and he brings it down well. He tries to pass the ball to McLean, who almost misses it on the edge of the box, but he backheels it past the onrushing defenders and into the path of Che Adams.

In the confusion, the Croatian defenders try to get a foothold and Jakic flies in and directs the ball past Livakovic into his own net!

But wait – there’s a VAR check.

It won't be long before Scotland can salvage something here, but it's time for another attack…

Brilliant play from McTominay as he gets past Modric but he ends up firing an aimless ball into the box which is easily cleared.

Scotland come again but Christie gets into trouble before Gilmour is booked for a counter-throw at Baturina.

There are four minutes of added time in Zagreb. Perisic was replaced by defensive midfielder Kristijan Jakić.

Christie does well to skip a challenge before playing a high cross to the opposition wing, but the attack ends after a poor, deep cross from McLean.

Moments later there is some brilliant play from the away team as Gauld slides a lovely through ball into the path of Adams who tries to direct it over goal but no one is there to convert it.

A lovely disguised pass from Gilmour releases Gauld, whose early cross forces Caleta-Car to take a great free kick.

Gauld shoots the ball to McTominay, who sets up his man and eventually shoots past the far corner, but he is offside.

Too many of Scotland's attacks go straight to Livakovic.

Croatia now increase the pressure as Baturina fires a low cross that requires a great free throw opportunity from Souttar.