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Evans came on as a second-half substitute for Scotland and could take some small comfort in receiving her landmark 100th cap. Experienced campaigner Evans knows Scotland are capable of better and performance levels must be upped for Tuesday’s showdown in Glasgow. Chris Sutton says axed St Johnstone manager Steven MacLean made a big mistake aiming a public blast at his players after their 4-0 defeat to St Mirren. Prince Harry sits down with Anderson Cooper from CBS' 60 Minutes 60 Minutes: Prince Harry InterviewHolland are a top side – they’ve not been in finals for no reason. To be honest, they gave us a footballing lesson. Speaking on Sky Sports, Celtic legend Sutton – along with ex-Scotland star James McFadden and Dundee boss Tony Docherty – was critical of MacLean’s decision to hang his men out to dry.

Tartan Army hero McFadden, who had a short spell at McDiarmid Park in 2014/15, added: “You never like to see any manager lose their job. The 31-year-old West Ham midfielder, who hails from Perth, made her national team debut in 2011 and was part of the squads which reached Euro 2017 and the World Cup in France two years later. It’s been amazing to be part of all the generations that have come through. Now I’m one of the older ones trying to pass on what I know to the younger ones.

Scotland Women midfielder Lisa Evans knows the national side must deliver a much-improved performance against Netherlands on Tuesday night. Although the Scots were deprived of key midfielders Caroline Weir and Erin Cuthbert through injury, as well as Rangers’ Sam Kerr and Manchester United’s Emma Watson, the visitors were given a “footballing lesson” by the World Cup quarter-finalists. I love being part of this group – it’s such a special group,” added Evans. “I feel like we’re all in it together.

I was disappointed with the result but happy and proud to have made 100 appearances for Scotland, no doubt about that.”