KICK-OFFpublished at 19:47 British Summer Time 13 October 2014
The road to France is long and winding. The qualifying tour continues tonight - can Chris Coleman's peloton stay on their bikes?
Summary
Wales top of qualifying Group B
Netherlands beaten 2-0 in Iceland
Pelle scores on Italy debut
KICK-OFFpublished at 19:47 British Summer Time 13 October 2014
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Image source, PAThe Welsh national anthem is superbly sung by Lucie Jones. She was good in X-Factor.
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Time for the national anthems. A stirring rendition of the Cypriot one first. It's called Hymn to Liberty. But you knew that didn't you?
Text us on 81111published at 19:41 British Summer Time 13 October 2014
Image source, Getty ImagesArthur in London, re footballer films: Thibaut that Rocked.
Andrew Sahote from London: Diamonds are ForEvra. Or YoboCop?
Ceri Simpson: The Chronicles of Ruddock.
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The players are gathering in the tunnel. Another big night for Welsh football awaits us.
Join the debate at #bbcfootballpublished at 19:37 British Summer Time 13 October 2014
Injured Wales midfielder Aaron Ramsey on Twitter: , externalCome on Wales! Let's build on our good performance on Friday and get the win tonight #TogetherStronger
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Wales manager Chris Coleman, speaking to Sky Sports: "We welcome the pressure - these are the games you want to be involved in.
"You're doing something right if you're involved in the games that mean something, we've had good preparation and we're ready. We knew what to expect from Bosnia we needed to match their strengths and we did that.
"Tonight will be tough - Cyprus can go one of two ways, they can be open or attacking or they can be defensive and attack on the counter. We'll be set up to combat both. The crowd got us over the line, they can help no doubt about it. It's hard for them, it's a Monday night it's a school night and we need to repay their support."
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Owen Spottiswoode:, external How about Raheem Sterling's Day Off.
Michael Hallam:, external Ndlovu actually.
DaveHiggins:, external Amokachi if you can.
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Manchester United assistant manager and former Wales international Ryan Giggs, speaking to Sky Sports: "You've seen in the press conferences from Chris and the players that they're confident, they don't necessarily think they will win tonight - they're not cocky but they are quietly confident. We haven't seen that for a long time, hopefully we can get that win and qualify for the Championships that we haven't done for a long time."
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Den Vincent: Muppets Christmas Carroll.
Maximilian Poole: Finding Neymar.
John Edward Dykes: House on Haunted Cahill.
Russell Watkins: The Barry Fry Who Loved Me.
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Image source, Getty ImagesGareth Bale is, however, struggling with a little knock tonight. The Real Madrid superstar sustained a slight back injury against Bosnia on Friday but is fine to play tonight.
His manager, Chris Coleman, said: "He had a kick but he's all right. In the game the other night he came to the side but whatever he was saying my ears were closed because if there was an issue he wasn't coming off. We gave him treatment, he had a bit of strapping on his back, but he's fine."
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe last time these two teams met in Wales, the hosts won 3-1 - just a few days after a 17-year-old Gareth Bale had become their youngest ever scorer in a heavy defeat against Slovakia. That was just his fourth cap, and he had made eight league appearances for his club side Southampton. The boy's a man now.
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BainbridgeNCFC:, external Krul Runnings.
Matt Farr:, external Krul intentions.
Conor Brown:, external Return of the Jedinak.
LINE-UPSpublished at 19:21 British Summer Time 13 October 2014
Wales: Hennessey, Gunter, Ashley Williams, Chester, Neil Taylor, George Williams, King, Bale, Ledley, Robson-Kanu, Church. Subs: Owain Fon Williams, Davies, Dave Edwards, Cotterill, Gabbidon, Jonathan Williams, Lawrence, Ricketts, Gwion Edwards, Jake Taylor, John, Letheren.
Cyprus: Kissas, Kyriakou, Merkis, Junior, Antoniades, Efrem, Nicolaou, Laban, Sotiriou, Makridis, Christofi. Subs: Georgallides, Aresti, Sielis, Angeli, Papathanasiou, Charalambidis, Alexandrou, Kolokoudias, Artymatas, Stylianou, Makris, Loizou.
Referee: Manuel Grafe (Germany)
Group H previewpublished at 19:20 British Summer Time 13 October 2014
Image source, ReutersGroup H's big boys Croatia and Italy will both fancy their chances of making it three wins from three tonight.
They face Azerbaijan and Malta respectively - the group's two point-less teams.
Norway and Bulgaria - who are both on three points - meet in Oslo.
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Mike Whittaker:, external Raging Steve Bull.
Ryan Thomas:, external The Birdman of Alcaraz or Escape from Antolín Alcaraz.
Liam Charlton:, external The Neville wears Prada.
The picture above is of Wolves legend Steve Bull still supporting his old team - against Shrewsbury last season.
Elsewhere in Group Bpublished at 19:17 British Summer Time 13 October 2014
Image source, ReutersTwo of Wales' rivals for qualification from Group B are playing tonight as Bosnia-Hercegovina host Belgium, who beat Andorra 6-0 in their only game so far.
Bosnia coach Safet Susic signed a two-year contract in July after initially hinting he would step down after their World Cup group stage exit. However he is already under pressure after losing to Cyprus and drawing with Wales.
Israel, who can also overtake Wales tonight, are away to Pyrenees minnows, Andorra.
Group A previewpublished at 19:16 British Summer Time 13 October 2014
Image source, EPAThe Netherlands face a big trip to face Iceland tonight. The Nordic side have won two from two while the Dutch slipped up against Czech Republic last month.
Lose tonight and the boys in Orange could be six points adrift of the top two already, with Czech Republic having already beaten Kazakhstan 4-2 today.
Latvia and Turkey - the group's bottom two teams - face each other.
Join the debate on the BBC Sport Facebook pagepublished at 19:12 British Summer Time 13 October 2014
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Alex van den Broek: 50 Shades of O'Shea
Katie Whitworth: Silence of the Lahms
Maximilian Poole: Once Upon a Time in the Taribo West
CJ O'Flaherty: Ten things I hate about Young
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So is tonight a must-win game for Wales? Skipper Ashley Williams certainly thinks so.
"We know especially because we drew the game (against Bosnia) that we need to win this game," said the defender.
"If we want to do anything in the group this is one we must win."