Our work here is done for the night. Be sure to read Dafydd Pritchard's Wales match report and, if you haven't seen it already, check out Wayne Rooney practising the free-kick which eventually took care of Estonia on Sunday.

Until next time, goodnight.

It's certainly been good, Michael. Can we expect any more surprises? Tomorrow (Tuesday), the Republic of Ireland are in Germany while Scotland make the trip to Poland. In Group F, Northern Ireland face a tricky game in Greece.

Michael Sayles:, external Has there ever been as many upsets in one week of international football as the last 7 days?

The result of the night came in Iceland... check out those Dutch possession stats:

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Former Wales captain Ryan Giggs says Real Madrid winger Gareth Bale can become the country's greatest ever player.

"I think he could be the best," Giggs told BBC Radio Wales Sport. "He's playing at a great club and he's doing it week in, week out and he's doing it for Wales as well.

"He can be as good as he wants to be because he's such an amazing talent. He can go all the way."

Anthony Watson: You can see from Bale's reaction how much this means to him and Wales. Well done.

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Wales manager Chris Coleman, speaking to Sky Sports: "In the last campaign we probably played the better football but we were too soft and if we went behind we wouldn't get back in. It's a different group now, a lot of the lads have matured and the togetherness is incredible.

"If we hadn't had that tonight we wouldn't have won the game. We had the most expensive player in the world tracking back and making tackles, without that we wouldn't have won the game. The crowd were nervous like I was but in the last 10 minutes they were brilliant and they pushed us over the line again, two games in the space of four days is difficult but the crowd helped us tonight.

"I think we were looking to average over one point every game and we're doing OK. If you had said to us we would top the group after three games we would have taken it.

"Our last defeat here was a year ago, we have a lot of work to do but the players need to be given a big pat on the back after how they've performed."

Wales manager Chris Coleman, speaking to Sky Sports: "When I saw the red card I thought it would kill us, we should have been 3 or 4 up by that point and we got too sloppy when really we should be killing these games off.

"I thought it wouldn't be our night but credit to our players. They were greedy and that's what we needed to get the three points."

Matt Rhodes:, external What a win for Iceland. Real chance to qualify for their 1st major tournament. Population of just 300K too.

Ben Johnson:, external Gylfi Sigurdsson, what a talent.

James Bowers:, external Some big team struggling so far in this qualifying tournament.

Wales forward George Williams, speaking to Sky Sports: "I couldn't ask for much more, I loved it - we dug in to the end and got the win. When we went down to 10 men we had to change the way we played but we dug in and got the win. The team spirit is amazing at the moment and we're full of confidence."

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Wales forward Gareth Bale, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a great start from us, we came out of the blocks firing just how we wanted to. I think you can see how much the lads wanted it - it's a different feeling in the camp now and the fans were fantastic again throughout. Since the sending off we covered every blade of grass and fought to the end. It's a great place to be at the moment, it's a big game against Belgium but we will go there full of confidence now."

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There is no doubt what game tonight will grab the most headlines tomorrow - Iceland's famous 2-0 win over the Netherlands thanks to Gylfi Sigurdsson's brace.

Iceland and the Czech Republic top Group A with nine points. Netherlands are third on three points.

In Wales' Group B, Bosnia and Belgium drew 1-1, while Omer Damari scored a hat-trick as Israel beat Andorra 4-1.

The most emphatic win tonight was Croatia's 6-0 demolition of Azerbaijan in Group H. Italy debutant Graziano Pelle scored the only goal in a 1-0 win at Malta.

And Norway beat Bulgaria 2-1, with 15-year-old Martin Odegaard making his competitive international debut.

Wales have made a great start to Group B then, but they play Belgium home and away, in between a trip to Israel, in their next three matches. If they are still top after that run of games, they can start buying a France A to Z.

Spot on, Daniel (see tweet below). There's a touch of the Beckhams about Bale's all-action displays for his country.

Blues Club Over 31's:, external Wales, England and Northern Ireland top! Happy days!

Daniel Woodley:, external Never seen a player have so much passion as @GarethBale11 showed tonight. Wales are so lucky to have him.

BergerBrakes:, external 'A heroic three points'? Home 2-1 v Cyprus? You sure? :)

Robbie Savage
BBC Radio 5 live

"Fantastic win, well done Chris Coleman and his team. 7 points from 3 games - great start!"

Top of the league. Belgium away next. Looking good, Wales fans.

Gareth Bale removes his headband and gathers Wales round for a huddle. The boys have done good. Again.

A single whistle, a deafening roar and a heroic three points. Ten-man Wales have done it.

Gareth Bale is fouled 25 yards out to the left. Giorgos Merkis is booked.