UEFA European Women's Under-19 Championship First Round Qualifier
Scotland 4-2 Albania
Thursday 17th September 2015, kick-off 11am
Lindabrunn, Austria
(Tweedie 9', Howat 20', Hanson 41', Boyce 74'; Franja 25', Gregji 45+3')
Scotland booked their place in the elite round of this season's European Women's Under-19 Championship with a 4-2 victory over Albania in Austria.
Having defeated Ukraine just 48 earlier, Gareth Evans' side got off to a flying start, scoring twice inside the opening 20 minutes with goals from Lia Tweedie and Kirsty Howat.
It set the tone for an attacking half from both sides, as Albania grabbed one back just five minutes after Howie's goal through a strike by Ezmiralda Franja. With four minutes left in the half, Kirsty Hanson restored Scotland's two-goal advantage, only for it be cut once more deep into stoppage time by Ambra Gregji.
The second-half proved to be a tighter affair, and it wasn't to be until 15 minutes from time when a goal from Carla Boyce secured Scotland's second win in three days.
Scotland and host-nation Austria have confirmed their place in the elite round, with both sides accumulating six points from their two matches in Group 11. The two teams meet each other on Sunday to determine who wins the group, but both sides will be in the elite round when it takes place next spring.
Scotland: Flaherty (GK), McLauchlan (Gallacher 86'), Clelland, Cowper, Cuthbert, Hanson (Cornet 46'), Howat (Boyce 46'), Tweedie, Mullen, Rafferty (C), Whyte.
Subs not used: Hamilton (GK), Michie, Brown, Harrison.
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