Scotland head coach Melissa Andreatta: "The performance was what we were looking for and we knew that, if we took care of what we did with the ball, we'd put ourselves in the best position to get the result.

"Sure, there are things we need to improve upon, but with this group always wanting to make their best even better, I have no doubt we'll back on the training park ready to do that for game two.

"We'll keep fine-tuning our final-third actions.

"The game started really fast. We shaped the game and we dominated.

"It was a dominant performance and that's what we'll focus on - how we can continue to be dominant in game two.

"What is really pleasing is the variation, whether it is from open play or second-phase set-pieces.

"That makes it difficult for any opponent to try to nail down how to stop you.

"[Caroline Weir] leads from the front although she's in midfield and she's just a classy person and a classy player and, in situations that really matter, she stands up.

"That's what we needed tonight.

"We'll be back here to perform on Tuesday."

[On Erin Cuthbert's injury]: "You never want to see a player go down, but without any further information, I can't really comment. We'll just see how it pans out."