Scotland Women have suffered another Euro 2017 blow after Jane Ross was all but ruled out of their final two group games.
The Manchester City striker suffered a shoulder injury in Scotland's opening 6-0 defeat by England and is set to miss Sunday's clash with Portugal and the encounter with Spain five days later.
But Ross, who has scored 50 international goals, will continue having treatment in the Scotland camp in the hope that she can play a further part in the tournament.
Scotland's team doctor, Stephen Boyce, said in an interview on www.scottishfa.co.uk: "With respect to the two qualifying games, it is unlikely she will be able to take part in those games.
"However, should Scotland progress further in the tournament we'll re-evaluate the clinical situation at that time."
The blow is the latest injury to hit Scotland's chances of making an impact in Holland. Star player Kim Little of Arsenal and Hibernian striker Lizzie Arnot both suffered cruciate ligament injuries in the build-up and Ross's City team-mate, Jen Beattie, was also ruled out.
Source: PA
