Scotland have arrived in the Netherlands just hours ahead of kick-off in their final Women's Nations League Group A match following a technical issue with their plane.
Melissa Andreatta's squad were due to travel from Edinburgh to Eindhoven on Monday, however, their charter plane was grounded following problems experienced on an earlier flight.
In a statement, the Scottish FA said "the charter company were unable to secure a replacement aircraft in time to take off last night".
The squad remained in Scotland for an extra night and departed on Tuesday morning, hours ahead of their final match in the group.
The SFA added that they were "extremely disappointed by events" and acknowledged "the impact it will have on match preparations", however, they insist "the safety of all passengers is paramount".
Scotland were relegated from their Nations League Group A1 after Friday's defeat to Austria in what was Andreatta's first match in charge.
They are bottom of the table with five straight defeats, while Tuesday's opponents, the Netherlands, are second - having won three of their five matches.
Scottish FA statement in full
"We can confirm the Scotland Women's National Team experienced an unforeseen delay in travelling to Eindhoven ahead of today's UEFA Nations League Group A match against Netherlands.
"The charter flight due to fly Melissa Andreatta and her squad from Edinburgh yesterday afternoon experienced a technical issue on an earlier flight and was subsequently grounded by the carrier. The charter company were unable to secure a replacement aircraft in time to take off last night.
"The squad flew out this morning for the game despite all efforts to find a replacement aircraft at short notice.
"Whilst the Scottish FA is extremely disappointed by events, and acknowledges the impact it will have on match preparations, the safety of all passengers is paramount.
"UEFA and the KNVB were informed of the situation."
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