Scotland Women drew 1-1 with Ukraine at the Estadio Municipal de Chapín in Jerez, Spain, thanks to a very late equaliser from debutant Maria McAneny.
Martha Thomas was played through by Caroline Weir early on, but her shot was saved by goalkeeper Kateryna Samson.
Sophie Howard won a header on the edge of the six-yard box but sent it over the bar, while Kirsty Hanson could not quite reach a cross when well placed.
But in a rare foray forward by Ukraine, a tidy exchange of passes saw Roksolona Kravchuk played through by Yana Kalinina to slot past Sandy MacIver.
Hanson had a chance near the corner of the six-yard box, but Samson was quick to rush out and block the attempt.
The same pair were involved again as the keeper collected a defender’s mishit from Hanson’s cross, before Nicole Kozlova missed an opportunity at the other end.
Lauren Davidson had a great chance to equalise with 10 minutes remaining, but her shot over the onrushing keeper went well wide.
From a Maria McAneny cross Davidson got a header on target but it was at the keeper’s legs, then Erin Cuthbert battled her way into the box and found Weir, but her shot was blocked.
🏴 A debut to remember for @maria_mcaneny, as she grabs a late equaliser in Jerez. #SWNT | #UKRSCOpic.twitter.com/pOKalhqWwX
— Scotland National Team (@ScotlandNT) November 28, 2025
Right at the death, Hanson forced a corner that sparked chaos in the box, with keeper MacIver among those getting a shot off, before McAneny found the back of the net to secure a draw in the friendly fixture.
