It's half-time in all tonight's Euro 2016 qualifiers.

Ivan Perisic has scored twice as Croatia lead Azerbaijan 4-0, while in the same group Michael Mifsud has been sent off for Malta against Italy, who lead 1-0.

Norway and Bulgaria - Group H's other teams - are drawing 1-1.

Wales' group rivals Israel took a 2-1 lead against Andorra late in the first half. Bosnia still lead Belgium 1-0.

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And in Group A, as well as Iceland's shock 2-0 lead over Netherlands, Latvia and Turkey are goalless.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Wales Sport at Cardiff City Stadium

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"What an eventful first half.

"Wales appeared to be cruising after goals from David Cotterill and Hal Robson-Kanu - the latter a stylish team effort - gave them a 2-0 lead.

"But, rather against the run of play, Cyprus clawed themselves back into the tie as Vincent Laban's floated free-kick evaded Wales goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey and a handful of defenders on the line before nestling in the far corner.

"That silenced what had been a buoyant Cardiff City Stadium, though the home crowd found its voice again as a deflected Gareth Bale free-kick was pushed on to the bar.

"Wales will be frustrated to have been pegged back but, as their fans keep reminding us, they are currently top of Group B."

Eight shots on target? Wales should be home and hosed.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain & BBC Wales pundit

"I would like to see another man in Wales' midfield. If we start getting deeper then there is more space in midfield and I would hate for us to be hanging on at the end of this game with only a goal lead.

"It was a good start, two good goals from Wales, but then a bit of sloppiness came in and we switched off and started to think it was easy. Cyprus should be dead and buried but they are back in it."

Hywel Roberts:, external That Cyprus goal has made it edgy but on the plus side we've still got Gareth's goal to come.

It should be more comfortable than the scoreline suggests. But, so far so good for Wales.

More sublime stuff from Gareth Bale. First his defence-splitting ball sees David Cotterill bring a point-blank save out of Anastasios Kissas, before the Real Madrid forward closes in on the rebound and drives a deflected effort just over the bar.

It goes from bad to worse for the Netherlands, whose qualification for Euro 2016 could actually be in doubt months after finishing third in the World Cup.

Gylfi Sigurdsson has just given Iceland a 2-0 lead over Guus Hiddink's side - it's half-time in Reykjavik.

Czech Republic have nine points as will Iceland if they hold out. Netherlands have three.

Suddenly, Cyprus are having some joy and are looking confident as they stroke the ball about. Dare I say it though, that Wales look fairly organised at the back. Four minutes of injury time to be added on.

Bosnia-Hercegovina, who drew 0-0 in Wales on Friday, have just taken the lead against Belgium with Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko scoring.

Israel are still being held in Andorra.

Gareth Bale steps up and the ball takes a wicked deflection off the wall and is tipped onto the bar by Anastasios Kissas. Joe Ledley attacks the follow-up but it is cleared off the line by Giorgos Merkis. Tremendous football.

Cyprus substitute Angelis Angeli is booked for a foul on the marauding George Williams. Wales have a free-kick 30 yards out...

Ben Johnson:, external Wales have a great set-up. Strong core of Bale, Ramsay (if fit) & Williams and a squad of decent players willing to work hard.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain & BBC Wales pundit

"That is a wake-up call that we need and we can't take things for granted. Cyprus have delivered some decent balls into the box. But there are too many bodies in the way for Wayne Hennessey to come for that. If he is going to go for it then he has to take everyone out and make sure he gets the ball."

Listen to live commentary of Wales v Cyprus on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra by clicking on the link at the top of this page.

Come on Wales fans, when have your side ever made it easy?

Cyprus score a goal out of nothing when Vincent Laban floats in a free-kick from the right and the ball beats everyone before taking a slight deflection off the glove of Wayne Hennessey and nestling into the back of the net.

David Cotterill throws himself into a hefty challenge with his studs showing. Into the book you go, young man.

Cyprus, like Wales, are forced into a first-half change because of injury. Angelis Angeli replaces Dosa Junior.

Southampton striker Graziano Pelle has scored on his international debut, at the age of 29, as Italy lead Malta 1-0.

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And are we in for a surprise in Andorra where the hosts have just equalised against Israel? Ildefons Lima, the top scorer in the country's history, has just scored his ninth international goal.

Norway lead Bulgaria 1-0, while Croatia are doing likewise against Azerbaijan.

Another quality attack from Wales almost makes it three. Chris Gunter flies down the right and puts in a beautiful centre which the keeper spills before gathering just before Andy King can pounce. I told you the Cyprus keeper had butter-fingers... (16 mins)

L Higgins:, external Fantastic start for Wales who need to really put this game past Cyprus. Will do wonders for the confidence which has been lacking.