Robbie Savage
BBC Radio 5 live at GSP Stadium

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"That was the first time Hal Robson-Kanu has had space to run in behind the defence, but the goalkeeper was on the front foot. He came diving out quickly to get both hands on the ball. No penalty. Fantastic goalkeeping."

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It's getting tasty.Hal Robson-Kanu goes flying inside the Cyprus area after keeper Antonis Giorgallides comes rushing off his line to clear Gareth Bale's defence-carving pass. No penalty.

Robbie Savage
BBC Radio 5 live at GSP Stadium

"You've basically got seven defensive players when Wales sit back - there's just Aaron Ramsey, Gareth Bale and Hal Robson-Kanu who are expressing themselves going forward."

It's approaching 23:00 in Cyprus and the heat is still stifling. But there's no let up in the energy levels of both teams. Gareth Bale delivers a fine ball into the the home area but it's well caught by the keeper.

Bale is taking a real battering. He's just been sent sprawling - not for the first time. He gets up, dusts himself down and goes again.

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Another long range swerving shot. This time Marios Nikolaou lets fly and Wayne Hennessey can't hold it as it cannons off his body. Wales on the back foot.

A huge 45 minutes for Wales. We're back under way...

England's Under-21s are in action tonight - in a home friendly against the United States' Under-23 side. 

Can Gareth Southgate's men move on from the disappointment of their group-stage exit from the European Championship.

They're back under way at Deepdale after a goalless first half.   

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As it stands, Wales have 15 points, Belgium 14 and Israel 12. It's getting a little bit tight in Group B. Can Wales nick a goal? Here come the players...

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Former Wales and Everton captain on BBC Radio Wales

"It's going to be a mistake tonight that's probably going to cost someone a goal, and it could be either side."

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Austria face Moldova on Saturday in Euro 2016 qualifying and Leicester City defender Christian Fuchs, who is the Austrian captain, has put together a team he thinks is capable of getting victory...

Northern Ireland resume their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign with a trip to the Faroe Islands tomorrow, a 19:45 BST kick-off. 

We'll be bringing you live text commentary on that one, and there'll also be full coverage on BBC Radio 5 live. 

Some news from the Northern Ireland camp ahead of Friday's qualifier away to the Faroe Islands coming up...

Robbie Savage
BBC Radio 5 live at GSP Stadium

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"Gareth Bale has been on the fringes but he's still looked dangerous. He nearly scored from a free-kick and started confidently but with the surface sometimes his touch has let him down. Wales have to keep getting the ball to him because I'm sure it will come good for him at some point though. 

"Wales had a goal ruled out - wrongly in my opinion - but still Cyprus have looked very dangerous through Constantinos Makridis on the left."

An update that might be of interest to Manchester City fans here. Kevin De Bruyne has just bagged a belter for Belgium - a 25-yarder - and they lead 2-1 against Bosnia-Herzegovina. That means Belgium are back up to second in Group B, behind leaders Wales.

In the other game in that group, Israel are 4-0 up against Andorra and out of sight.

Meanwhile, it is not going great at all for the Netherlands. Soon after going down to 10 men, Dutch captain Arjen Robben has to go off injured. He is replaced by Luciano Narsingh.

The only positive really for the Dutch is that it is still goalless with Iceland. 

The only other score to bring you of note is that Kazakhstan are 1-0 up at Czech Republic.

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It's nervy but so far so good for Wales.