Four minutes of additional time. Wales fans find their voice again.

Is this going to end in frustration?

Inside the last minute. Eitan Tibi produces a fine challenge to deny Sam Vokes from close range.

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Israel have been stubborn at the back but here's an opening.

Gareth Bale is trying to create some magic and very nearly does. His low shot from 20 yards is parried by the keeper and the ball squirms across the six yard area...before being hacked clear.

John Hartson
Former Wales striker

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"This is very positive from Chris Coleman. That's the second striker he's brought on now. He clearly wants to win the game, he wants to take Wales to France and get the job done. He has five minutes to do it."

Gareth Bale lashes another attempt wide before Sam Vokes comes on for Andy King. Not long left now. 

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Defeat to Turkey will leave the Netherlands' hopes of qualifying for the European Championship in France next summer in serious jeopardy. 

If the score remains the same, the Dutch will have to rely on Turkey dropping points in their last two games if they are to head back up to third.

Whoever finishes behind Group A's likely top two of Iceland and Czech Republic will be guaranteed a place in a two-legged play-off against another of the third-placed sides.

But that's not looking like being the Netherlands. They're running out of ideas, and frustration is growing.  

Israel have hardly caused the Wales defence any problems but suddenly they're on the counter.

In comes a cross and Tomer Hemed heads towards the net forcing Wayne Hennessey to tip over.

Robbie Savage
Former Wales midfielder

"I'm surprised by that substitution. Why not put Sam Vokes on? There will be more and more long balls played up and you need someone to profit from them."

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Israel are running down the clock.Can Wales come up with another late winner like they did in Cyprus?

John Hartson
Former Wales striker

"He's gone like for like with this substitution. He's quick, he's lively, but I would not have taken Hal Robson-Kanu off personally."

Simon Church comes on for Hal Robson-Kanu, who has run himself into the ground.

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Israel are packing their defence. Even Gareth Bale cannot find the right combination to unlock it. 

Wales change coming up.

Hal Robson-Kanu has been everywhere. He's caused pandemonium in the Israel defence and he's just sent Omri Ben Harush flying with a wholehearted challenge.

He wants to spend next summer in France but will he get there?. Fifteen minutes left.

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It's one of the most familiar sights in international football - the scores ofNetherlands fans clad in synchronised orange, crammed into a stadium halfway around the world. 

But as things stand they are looking increasingly unlikely to make the short journey to France for next summer's European Championship. 

Turkeyare bossing this one. The Dutch are pouring forward in search of the two goals they need to hold on to third but it's their hosts who've come closest to scoring, on the break.

Cardiff City Stadium is bouncing again. 

The fans are trying to lift their players. They have been magnificent all afternoon.

One thing is for sure, they're going to add to the fun of Euro 2016 if/when Wales get there.

Can Wales dig deep and find a goal?

John Hartson
Former Wales striker

What is the fifth official doing there? He is two or three yards away from the incident - that's what's frustrating about this. He can't even make a simple decision from three yards away.

Robbie Savage
Former Wales midfielder

"Unbelievable! Robson-Kanu made a great run and the defender just stuck his arm out. It's a definite penalty!"

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It's all Wales now.

Hal Robson-Kanu wants a penalty after Gareth Bale's inswining ball strikes Eitan Tibi on the arm.

The referee is not interested. Moments later Ben Davies goes close with a header.