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That's all from us tonight.

A fine effort from Wales against strong opponents in the form of Denmark, and a result which swung on the finest of margins.

Hannah Cain might have won the game for Wales had she taken her golden opportunity with the score 1-1.

But seconds later, Denmark counter-attacked and scored through Amalie Vangsgaard.

Wales were then dealt a heavy blow when their goalscorer Ceri Holland had to be taken off on a stretcher.

Holland was in tears as she left the field. We don't know the extent of that injury yet but, as soon as we have an update, you'll know about it on BBC Sport Wales' usual channels.

For now, that's a wrap. Thanks for your company tonight and hopefully you'll join us again when Wales continue their Nations League campaign in Sweden on Tuesday.

Until then, enjoy your weekend.

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Wales head coach Rhian Wilkinson told Radio Wales:

"I don't know [Ceri Holland is]. It looked like a really big tackle. We are hoping for a bone bruise, but we don't know anything at this point so we won't speculate.

"I'm really proud of this team.

"We made decisions to go for it, we did everything we could. This is the narrow margins of League A, we miss a chance and they score a chance.

"This was a top-level performance where any team could have won.

"They probably edged us in the game in terms of opportunities, but we were right there. But we've got to make our chances count.

"We made changes, brought fresh legs in and everyone delivered in their own way.

"We have to make sure we do a better job defensively, and equally make sure we are as clinical as possible in front of the net."

Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on Radio Wales

There is always pressure in League A. You know you are going to suffer in these games.

But they are close this time round - we are not seeing the big scores we saw last time in League A.

All they can do is go out and face these teams, try to get the better of these big nations and if they can do that before the Euros, that will be huge for confidence.

Sophie Ingle
Wales midfielder Sophie Ingle on Match of the Day Wales

Ceri Holland is such a key player for us. She's on the trajectory of being really strong and always being a starter.

It didn't look nice. It was contact. I didn't really see a twist or anything.

Sometimes it is better if it's straight contact but the fact she was upset and stayed down is not like her. She usually gets up pretty much straight away.

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Wales captain Angharad James told Radio Wales: "It's never nice not to win a game, but I'm so proud of the girls today.

"It took a little while for us to get into the game, and that's something we have to be conscious of, but after the first 20 minutes we settled into the game, and gave them a really good game.

"As a group we're working so hard, we give every ounce of energy we have when we put this red shirt on and it means absolutely everything to everyone.

"We'll keep working hard for ourselves, for each other, for the shirt, and good things will come.

"Tonight wasn't our night, but another night it will be."

Sophie Ingle
Wales midfielder Sophie Ingle on Match of the Day Wales

Considering the chances Denmark had, they had a lot of shots but I don't think Liv [Olivia Clark, Wales goalkeeper] had many saves to make.

That's a good thing that we're not giving away easy chances. Of course we want to limit the shots but defensively we grew into the game and I thought we were more organised after that initial 20-minute period at the start of the game.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

You could almost see that Hannah Cain was overthinking her chance.

She had been starved of any chances. You can see after the game she was ruing the chance - it is weighing heavy on her, it always will with strikers.

Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on Radio Wales

This game was never going to be easy, it's League A, Wales were up against some top players today.

If you compare it to the last time Denmark came here there's been a significant improvement.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

It's so easy to be negative because we had a chance to take the lead and how quickly they punished us for that miss - it's savage at this level.

But just thinking about how far this team has come, there weren't even celebrations after the equaliser. It was almost like 'we are back in the game, let's start playing'.

You can see how disappointed the players to go down 2-1 against such big hitters in European football.

I am sure Rhian Wilkinson will say there's plenty to take from that game but it's really difficult to look beyond what happened to Ceri Holland.

We are all hoping it's not as bad as it looked

Kath Morgan
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Cymru

I think both teams will feel like they've been in a war.

Denmark are so physical, so fit, they just don't stop.

A creditable effort from Wales against an excellent Denmark side, who were ultimately deserving winners.

Wales will wonder what could have been with that missed chance for Hannah Cain seconds before Denmark's second goal.

A very late yellow card for Amalie Vangsgaard for time wasting.

One last push for Wales. Elise Hughes does well to flick on Gemma Evans' long ball and then Hughes has a shot, which is blocked.

That might be it for Wales. Denmark have the ball again now and you suspect they've done enough for victory now.

Wales are running out of time.

Less than two minutes of injury time to go.

Pernille Harder almost seals victory for Denmark with what would have been a peach of a goal.

Chasing a long ball over the top and seeing Olivia Clark off her line, Harder clips a delicate chip over the Wales keeper but it goes wide.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on Match of the Day Wales

Denmark are showing respect to Wales by taking the ball into the corner.

The three points are really important if they are going to stay in the top Nations League group.

Wales are struggling to keep hold of the ball, never mind create a chance.

Denmark defending solidly for now.

Pernille Harder takes the ball to the corner, but there are still six minutes of added time left.

Kath Morgan
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Cymru

Wales need to take their chances. It might've been a different game if they were more clinical.

Close from Lois Joel!

Denmark deal with an initial Wales set-piece but, with the ball rolling free just outside the penalty area, Joel puts her laces through a shot which whistles just over.