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

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.

A yellow card for Scott McTominay, who competes a little more loosely against Bruno Fernandes. He takes the ball, but it was a little clumsy from the midfielder, who gets back at his former colleague.

It doesn't matter because Cristiano Ronaldo and Nuno Mendes take the free kick with complete arrogance.

And this could be an opportunity for Ronaldo and his fellow strikers – Francisco Conceicao takes a free kick as some lovely feet reach in from the right side.

Nuno Mendes and Bruno Fernandes are above it… and Craig Gordon has to fend off the former's bending attempt!

Incidentally, this is Cristiano Ronaldo's 200th start for Portugal, 21 years after his first appearance.

Christie's left post is fully functional again as he fires a half-volley towards goal. The connection is good, but the direction is too straight for Diogo Costa to touch the ball and collect.

Ryan Christie writhes in pain after Diogo Jota rams his studs into the back of the Scot's foot. Jota is a little perplexed when referee Lawrence Visser reaches into his bag – not much in it, but he was second to the ball.

Billy Gilmour and Co. wipe out a corner routine, ending the danger for the time being.

Anthony Ralston's shins are used to deflect Nuno Mendes' cross as Scotland begin to drop a little deeper under the Portuguese's first sustained pressure. Shortly afterwards, the retreating Ryan Christie has no choice but to head behind at the far post.