Scotland women secure Euro 2013 play-off place with win in Wales SCOTLAND can play France at Tynecastle on Wednesday night in a relaxed frame of mind after ensuring at least a Euro 2013 play-off next month. They came from behind to beat a determined Welsh side with goals from Jo Love and Kim Little. Even a point for the Scots would have eliminated Wales from the play-off reckoning, but Little's fine goal midway through the second half ensured there would be no late palpatations. Scotland are now one of six teams who will fight for the three final places in Sweden next summer. The Scots could qualify for the finals as of right but it would mean beating France, one of the world's top teams, by four goals or more. "That margin seems a bit excessive," admitted Glasgow City midfielder Love, pictured, who scored the first goal with a header. But we'll be going all out for a win to give us a boost going into the play-offs. Love's goal was only her sixth in 121 games for her country and she said: "I was in the right place at the right time, so I'll take the credit for that. But it didn't matter who scored, so long as we got the three points. Everton midfielder Gwennan Harries created an opening for Wales when she cut in from the right before releasing a low shot in 37 minutes. Scotland goalkeeper Gemma Fay seemed to have made a good save but the ball squirmed from her grasp and Helen Lander slammed home the opening goal. Scotland responded a minute before half-time. Their corners had been troubling Wales and Little's delivery from the left was met perfectly by Love's powerful downward header. In the second half the Scots laid siege to the Welsh goal and the home side had Liverpool keeper Nicola Davies to thank for several fine saves before she was eventually beaten by a terrific goal. Davies had made blocks from Jenna Ross and Rachel Corsie, as well as tipping a fierce Kim Little shot over the bar, but she had no response to the latter's fine effort after 67 minutes. Set up by a Ross flick, Little danced past two Welsh defenders before unleashing a fierce shot. Scotland: Fay; Brown, Jones, Corsie, Small; Love (Evans 59), Sneddon, Little, Lauder (Mitchell 74); Beattie (Grant 88), J Ross Referee: J Palmqvist (Swe).