Sweden have built up a five-goal advantage take take into the second leg of their Women's World Cup round one play-off with Lithuania.

Felicia Schroder scored a hat-trick, including a first-half penalty, with Stina Blackstenius and Amanda Ilestedt also on target.

The sides will meet again in Sweden on Tuesday.

Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at Stadion Arnosta Kostala

A wee band of travelling supporters are trying to get a 'Scotland away, ole ole' chant going.

The attempt is admirable, troops...

Amy McDonald
Former Scotland player on BBC Alba

I'm slightly disappointed with the first half. I feel that we will not be the happier of the sides at half time.

Nothing gained or lost by Scotland in that opening 45 minutes.

The visitors started well but the threat of Czech Republic certainly grew as the half wore on.

Caroline Weir works the position to shoot but again cannot get it on target.

Czech Republic are quickly up the other end and Jenna Clark's clearing header is crucial for the visitors.

The winner of the tie involving Czech Republic and Scotland will face the winner of the Lithuania v Sweden tie and the Swedes are 4-0 up away from home in the first leg with less than 15 minutes to go.

It's fair to say the Czechs and Scots are competing to face Sweden next...

Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at Stadion Arnosta Kostala

All gone very, very flat.

A Scotland corner appears to come off a Czech head and drifts out. No corner for the visitors, though.

Amy McDonald
Former Scotland player on BBC Alba

I think we need time to be able to get our foot on the ball, build our confidence again and hopefully create a couple of opportunities before we get to half time.

Another chance for the Czechs. Andrea Staskova takes Michaela Khyrova's pass on the run and attempts to get away a shot but Jenna Clark is alert to it with the block.

A first real shot on target and it's for Czech Republic.

Michaela Khyrova receives in the D, turns superbly and smacks an effort at goal, which Sandy MacIver claims confidently.

Czech goalkeeper Barbora Votikova is forced into action when an intervention from one of her defenders turns the ball towards.

From the corner, Caroline Weir's effort causes panic in the home box but neither Kirsty Hanson nor Kathleen McGovern can divert the ball in.

A short corner follows soon after and the hosts are again stretched but they manage to get the ball clear.

Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at Stadion Arnosta Kostala

There are some shows behind the stadium, I caught sight of a Ferris wheel and some dodgems on my way in, as well as one of those big things that flings you up into the air.

Think the folks there might be having a wee bit more fun than those in here the now...

Twenty-five in, so far, so good for Scotland. A couple of anxious moments created by the Czechs but the hosts have had more to worry about so far.

Amy McDonald
Former Scotland player on BBC Alba

The thing that will be frustrating for Scotland in the final third is just the quality.

A nice bit of attacking play by Czech Republic and Kamila Dubcova is well into the box when she tries to cross low from the right.

It's blocked and Scotland clear but that's a warning from the hosts.

Kirsty Hanson is playing almost like a left winger for Scotland and it's causing Czech Republic all manner of problems.

It looks as though Melissa Andreatta is really trying to pressurise on the Czech right.

Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at Stadion Arnosta Kostala

Caroline Weir with the ball at her feet. A maestro.

That's yer two-time Ballon d'Or nominee right there.

Can Scotland capitalise on their positive start?

Image source, Scottish FA

It's quite a high press from Scotland and Kirsty Hanson and Kathleen McGovern both do a good job of forcing mistakes from the Czechs.

There's some panicked clearances and the Scots are soon back in possession.

Captain Caroline Weir decides it's time for a shot and lifts one over the crossbar.