It wasn't pretty. Actually, it was downright ugly. But Wales' Euro 2016 qualifying campaign is off to a winning start.

With Northern Ireland, England and the Republic of Ireland also winning, and Scotland scaring world champions Germany, it's not been a bad start.

Gareth Bale is on his way back to Spain for Saturday's Madrid derby and we're off home too. Thanks for your company.

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Daniel Smith:, external It's embarrassing that Wales celebrated like that after beating Andorra. A team ranked 199 in the world.

Arwyn Morgan:, external How could Uefa have passed that pitch as suitable for international football?

Leuan Hughes:, external Wales to win the 2018 World Cup. You heard it here first.

More from Wales manager Chris Coleman on Sky Sports: "There were half a dozen challenges that weren't very good. The referee should have clamped down but he let it go and we are a bit disappointed with that - we had a bit to contend with tonight."

Wales forward Gareth Bale:, external Pleased we came away with the three points, great effort from the boys, was a tough game in difficult conditions!

David Lloyd Edwards:, external Difficult win for Wales against the prickly Andorra. Three points and an important game against Bosnia next month.

Chaim Ford:, external Wales (Bale) scrape past Andorra; Bosnia lose at home to Cyprus; Looks like Israel won't have much trouble finishing second in the group.

Andy Morgan:, external Why didn't Roy Hodgson try and sign Gareth Bale in the transfer window?

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Wales manager Chris Coleman on Sky Sports: "We have a lot of fans here in our hotel and before the game they were saying that they wanted at least three goals - but we knew it would not be easy. Andorra's record here in not good but they are a fighting nation and I have seen the Netherlands struggle here.

"I can say it now but when we arrived and saw the state of the pitch my heart sank. It shouldn't be allowed at this level, but we got the three points and everyone else has got to come here and play. It's a great start for us.

"There are only another two players in the world who can do what Gareth Bale can do. He makes all the difference."

So what next for Wales? It's a home double header against Bosnia-Hercegovina on 10 October quickly followed by Cyprus on 13 October.

Rian Hoskins:, external While the pitch was tough to play on, Wales were not impressive and relied upon Gareth Bale's talent. Improvement needed.

Daniel Lewis:, external Worth noting that Bosnia, Wales' main rivals for second place, have lost at home to Cyprus.

Martin:, external Andorra prime minister. Andorra local writer. Are you listening? Your team took one heck of a beating!

Wales two-goal forward Gareth Bale tells Sky Sports: "I can't describe how bad, bobbly and hard the pitch was to deal with. We said at the start that the most important thing was to get three points. Other teams are going to find it difficult coming here so for us to get three points is important. We want to qualify and you have to come to places like this and get victories."

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Sheelagh: Gareth Bale is to Wales what Lionel Messi is to Barcelona and Cristiano Ronaldo to Portugal. Leader, talisman, world-class, hero.

Andrew, Swansea: Can say it now without it looking like sour grapes, but to ask international footballers to play on a pitch like that is an absolute disgrace. Well done Wales for overcoming it all tonight.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain & BBC Wales pundit

"I can't believe that tonight. A lot of questions are going to be asked. At 1-1 we were all over the place and vulnerable and we looked as though we might lose this game.

"We actually looked better when George Williams came on, there seemed to be a little bit more about us as a system and shape."

Good news - potentially - for Wales elsewhere tonight as Bosnia have been beaten by Cyprus, Dimitris Christofi bagging a brace.

Belgium are favourites in Group B but Wales will now fancy a stab at second place.

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BBC Sport's Alistair Magowan at Select Stadium, Widnes: "A missed opportunity for Birmingham, who had the vast majority of chances and paid for Emily Westwood's poor control at the end with the goal gaping. That means the Women's Super League title is out of their hands now with Chelsea two points ahead with three games left. Everton will be grateful for a draw as they reduce the gap to second from bottom Notts County to four points. They face each other on 28 September, which could decide who is the first team to be relegated from the top tier."

Former England captain Gary Lineker
BBC Sport

"Wales have come from behind to lead with two goals from Gareth Bale. A fine comeback against the mighty Andorra."

Former Wales midfielder Robbie Savage
BBC Sport

"The simple fact is that with Gareth Bale we have a chance of qualifying for Euro 2016. Without Bale we have no chance."

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain & BBC Wales pundit

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"It wasn't the best of performances but we've played a lot better away from home and lost. I don't think we'll play as poorly as this at home or away and win. There's a massive relief for Chris Coleman."

Smiles all round as Wales players head over to salute their travelling support. Gareth Bale looks as happy as he was after helping Real Madrid win the Champions League in May.

And there it is. It wasn't pretty but Wales have the points.

That noise you just heard? It was Arsene Wenger throwing his slippers at the television. Aaron Ramsey looks in pain as he is forced to limp off.

Moments later Gareth Bale is sent sprawling following another crunching challenge. Wales just want to hear the full-time whistle.

Cries of 'ole, ole' as Wales attempt to see this match out. A long period of possession as Aaron Ramsey is bundled to the ground.