Lima puts Andorra ahead with early penalty
Gareth Bale heads equaliser and then scores free-kick
Match played on artificial surface at national stadium
Wales in same group as Belgium & Bosnia
Image source, OtherBig night for James Chester. Andorra's new national stadium, however, is a world away from Wembley where he scored for Hull City against Arsenal in the FA Cup final in May.
BBC Sport Wales' Dafydd Pritchard in Andorra: "Confirmed Neil Taylor on the left wing. Has played there for Swansea and briefly for Wales. Simon Church up front allows Bale to play favoured wide role."
Image source, @robphillipshereBBC Wales Sport commentator Rob Phillips:, external View from the BBC Radio Wales commentary point in Andorra.
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Wales: Hennessey, Gunter, Williams, Chester, Davies, Taylor, King, Ramsey, Allen, Bale, Church. Subs: Fon Williams, Letheren, Dummett, Gabbidon, Vaughan, Ledley, Lawrence, J Williams, Huws, J Taylor, John, G Williams.
Can Gareth Bale do what George Best and Ryan Giggs failed to do - play for his country at a major tournament?
Bale might be the world's most expensive player and a Champions League winner, but he has yet to play at the European Championship or a World Cup.
Who else failed to play in a major tournament for their country while enjoying a sparkling club career? Will Bale make it to Euro 2016 with Wales? Can part-time Andorra pull off a major shock?
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Gareth Bale, Joe Allen and Aaron Ramsey all start, while James Chester comes in for his first competitive start.
Image source, PABBC Sport Wales' Dafydd Pritchard in Andorra: "The sight of 1,500 or so Wales fans revelling in the Andorran sunshine has given this game the feel of a home fixture for Chris Coleman's side.
"That's partly because this tiny principality in the Pyrenees only has a population of 85,000, around 30,000 fewer people than Newport.
"As you'd expect in such a small country, the stadium is compact - but it has caused a bit of controversy and it will be a surreal sight to see the world's most expensive footballer, Gareth Bale, playing on a surface most fans would use for a five-a-side kickabout."
Just how small is Andorra? Apparently the country has 30,000 fewer people than Newport. . .
Wales are used to playing the role of underdog but that is most definitely not the case in their opening Euro 2016 qualifying game.
Andorra, which is bordered by Spain and France, might be a popular destination with Europe's skiing fraternity, but the locals are more likely to take in a roller hockey game than watch a football match.
The part-time national football team are ranked 199 in the world and have not scored a competitive goal for four years. With just three wins in 118 matches, no wonder Chris Coleman's side fancy their chances.
Wales all-time top scorer Ian Rush:, external Let's get the qualifying campaign off to a win.
Arsenal and Wales midfielder Aaron Ramsey:, external Game day! Let's get our Euro 2016 qualifying off to a winning start.
Wales striker Robert Earnshaw:, external Good luck to Wales.
Image source, @robphillipshereBBC Radio Wales commentator Rob Phillips:, external Gareth Bale has arrived ready for action in Andorra.
Having also been drawn alongside Bosnia-Hercegovina, Belgium, Israel and Cyprus in Group B, there is growing optimism Wales could end their long wait for a chance to play in a major tournament with the top two sides qualifying automatically.
The best third-placed finisher will also go to France, while the remaining eight third-placed teams go into play-offs in November 2015.
Will Land of my Fathers be heard in France in two years time? With Gareth Bale, Aaron Ramsey and Joe Allen, fans are starting to believe.
Manager Chris Coleman wasn't born the last time Wales reached a major finals.
Sunk by a goal from Pele in the 1958 World Cup quarter-finals,, external the nation has not had too much to cheer about for the last 50 odd years.
But could things be about to change?
He has a Champions League winners medal after scoring in the final as Real Madrid were crowned kings of Europe in May.
Image source, Getty ImagesHe scored an astonishing late winner against arch rivals Barcelona in the Copa del Rey final to become a Bernabeu galactico.
Image source, AFPBut Gareth Bale has yet to grace his presence at a major tournament in the shirt of Wales.
Image source, Getty ImagesCan the world's most expensive player replicate his club form and help propel Chris Coleman's team all the way to the Euro 2016 party in France?