So the champagne remains on ice, Chris Coleman's side tantalisingly close to Euro 2016. 

Belgium's failure to defeat Cyprus in Nicosia later will be enough to spark late night celebrations in Wales but it could be next month before they confirm their place in France next summer.

Thanks for your company. Until next time...

John Hartson
Former Wales striker

These boys know each other so well because they have played together since their youth. John Toshack, who blooded these players very young, always said they would be a golden generation. 

Their spirit is excellent. They haven't got the best individual players to ever play for Wales, but as a group, with their spirit, this is by far the best groupof players Wales have ever had.

Around 20 minutes to kick-off in Nicosia where Belgium have to defeat Cyprus - or Wales qualify for Euro 2016.

It's another strong Belgium line-up on show with Marouane Fellaini, Kevin De Bruyne, Vincent Kompany, Christian Benteke and Eden Hazard among the starters.

He might not have been able to get the decisive goal this afternoon, but Gareth Bale does have something to smile about. You've voted him Wales' greatest player, ahead of Ryan Giggs in second and John Charles in third.

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John Hartson
Former Wales striker

John Hartson is still fuming at that decision not to avoid Wales a penalty in the second half...

"What is the point in the extra officials? I've never seen them make a proper decision. They're just a waste of time; a waste of money. 

"That is three yards away. It is criminal. It might have been difficult for the referee because of the angle he's at. But the other official is in the perfect position."

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Wales midfielder Aaron Ramsey, speaking to Sky Sports: "We will take a lot of positives from the result. It just didn't quite come off in front of goal.

"Ultimately we did alright because we had a long journey over to Cyprus and a few of the boy were struggling. 

"We are still top of the group. We'd have taken that at the start of the week."

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Wales captain Ashley Williams, speaking to Sky Sports: "They made it difficult for us, we wanted a win but it is another point and another clean sheet.

"We wanted to get it done and dusted today but is has been a positive week with four points.

"We have two more games to go, we are still top of the group and we keep the momentum going."

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It's all over in Turkey, where Netherlands have suffered their heaviest competitive defeat since 1996. Can you remember that 4-1 loss against England? Alan Shearer wheeling away in celebration?

Elsewhere, Czech Republic have beaten Latvia 2-1, meaning the Dutch can only qualify if they can somehow finish third. 

They have to hope Turkey drop points from their last two games now. A summer tournament without the Dutch? That's the way it's shaping up.

John Hartson
Former Wales striker

I don't think we should be disappointed at all. Wales gave absolutely everything they had to a man. They've been terrific. 

They should have won today's game but a totally incompetent official gets a big decision wrong. He's bottled it. My five year-old daughter Stephanie would have done better than him today. But I believe we are on our way to France.

With Belgium and Israel still to play one another, Wales are so, so close...

Robbie Savage
Former Wales midfielder

I think it's a fantastic decision. Great decision from the linesman. That's the one they got right. Church could have been the hero, but it's not to be.

Postpone the party. Frustration for Wales but they will qualify for Euro 2016 if Belgium fail to beat Cyprus.

Aaron Ramsey lines up a shot and lets fly...but it's not good enough to beat the keeper.

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It is game over for Netherlands. There are five added minutes but it won't be enough. 

Burak Yilmaz has added a third late on for Turkey. 

Israel have one aim only..to run down the clock. They're succeeding. The Cardiff City Stadium is a sea of frustration right now.