Has Roy Keane been on '10 Years Younger'? See below.

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Football Association of Ireland:, external We can confirm #RIPtheBeard! Roy has decided to shave the night before our first home qualifier!

How would you spend £100m on football?

Rikki: , externalI would buy a couple of Premier League seasons tickets, and a Freddo with the change.

Malta 0 The Championship 2. That's because Norway have a two-goal advantage on the Mediterranean island courtesy of two players who ply their trade in the second tier of English football. Cardiff teenager Mats Moller Daehli put the Norwegians ahead before Blackburn Rovers forward Joshua King doubles their lead.

Miralem Pjanic is cautioned for a foul on Jonny Williams, who is able to continue after some brief treatment.

Bosnia are beginning to show their threat in the final third now and a corner is powerfully glanced towards goal by Vedad Ibisevic and Wayne Hennessey juggles with the ball briefly before it settles within his grasp.

Chris (not a Gunter): Clearly Chris Gunter isn't effective in the final third as it's still 0-0.

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Gareth Bale has popped up on the wing, in midfield and up front in this game - this time almost being picked out on the penalty spot by Simon Church's cross. The Real Madrid superstar is like that lad in every school team who everyone is told to get the ball to, no matter where he finds himself on the pitch.

Former Wales defender Kevin Ratcliffe on BBC Radio Wales: "I am a bit worried we are getting dragged about a bit down that [left-hand] side. Good sides will exploit that."

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Last night we saw Spain suffer a surprise defeat against Slovakia - but tonight there could be an even bigger shock on the cards in Amsterdam.

That's because the Netherlands, who finished third at last summer's World Cup remember, are trailing 1-0 against Kazakhstan. Perhaps the visitors, who are ranked 127th in the world, have been fired up by Dutch right-back Gregory van der Wiel making the standard Borat joke...., external

Boos echo around the stadium when Mensur Mujdza returns to his feet after making a bit of a meal out of Neil Taylor's excellent, firm but fair, tackle inside the Wales half.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Wales Sport at Cardiff City Stadium

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"A fired-up Wales team are growing in confidence at a packed Cardiff City Stadium, and it is no surprise that Gareth Bale is the man leading the charge.

"The Real Madrid winger saw one audacious volley float over the bar, and saw a vicious inswinging free-kick blocked in the Bosnian six-yard box.

"The rain continues to pour down and, with a travelling Bosnian contingent of 3,000 making themselves heard, there is a very lively atmosphere in Cardiff."

How would you spend £100m on football?

Hugh Willoughby: Welcome back to Spurs, Gareth!

Neil Moran: Borini and put him in the reserves at Sunderland

Darrel Osborne: Buy a non-league team and build them up

Joseph Schiavone: I'd buy Cowdenbeath!

Chris Gunter is better than Cafu. He is tonight, anyway.

The Wales right-back gallops forward to get on the end of Neil Taylor's cross but dinks his effort over the bar. I didn't know Gunter was so effective in the final third. He'll soon be figuring in your plans to spend your imaginary £100m.

Craig Bellamy is among the spectators at the Cardiff City Stadium tonight.

There will be no goal-scoring return to the national team for Luis Suarez, he has been substituted with Hull City striker Abel Hernandez replacing him.

Suarez's side are winning, though, with Uruguay beating Saudi Arabia 1-0 thanks to an own goal.

How would you spend £100m lottery winnings on football?

Bradley Gibbins:, external 50 Michus

Fred: , externalOn a team of Carraghers

Daniel Flaherty:, external I'd use it to invest in bionic technology for Arsenal players so they could stay on the pitch #truth

Jarvis Whiteley:, external Give it to arsenal or arsene wenger cause we know its safe and won't get spent

Wales are running the show now - Gareth Bale dropping into midfield and releasing Chris Gunter down the right. Bosnia's Anel Hadzic brings down the full-back in full flow and is rightly booked for his troubles. He is lucky covering defenders were tracking back.

Former Wales defender Kevin Ratcliffe on BBC Radio Wales: "The way we have come out of the blocks and the way we have started closing, it is all good. Positive signs so far."

Gareth Bale is getting into his stride now - making a punt down the channel look like a visionary pass as he watches the ball over his shoulder and almost diverts it past the keeper on the volley. Unfortunately for Wales, this time the audacious effort goes wide.